how to install system without lvm partitions?

Hello masters:
    When i install CentOS to my disk throughing "Replace Existing Linux System(s)" method, anaconda will do auto partitions for the disk. It's a lovly function except the partitions is created in logical volume....
    I'm trying to edit the anaconda's source code after unsquashfs the install.img, but it seems that is not a easy work to let anaconda do auto partitions without lvm.
    So every master, can you help me? I just want to let anaconda do _not_ part my disk into logical volume partitions. Which code should I edit?

Thanks in advance.

[Adam Williamson]

On Thu, 2013-07-11 at 14:20 +0800, [e-mail] wrote:
> Hello masters:
>     When i install CentOS to my disk throughing "Replace Existing
> Linux System(s)" method, anaconda will do auto partitions for the
> disk. It's a lovly function except the partitions is created in
> logical volume....
>     I'm trying to edit the anaconda's source code after unsquashfs the
> install.img, but it seems that is not a easy work to let anaconda do
> auto partitions without lvm.
>     So every master, can you help me? I just want to let anaconda do
> _not_ part my disk into logical volume partitions. Which code should I
> edit?

There should be a 'Use LVM' checkbox at the bottom of that screen. You
can uncheck it to get a bare ext4 install. Or use the 'custom
partitioning' option.

(Unless you're running a really old CentOS, which may be different, I
guess.)