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On Friday 15 February 2008, Strong Cypher wrote: |
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> Ok guy thanks for answer ... |
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> For my use, mix of ext2/ext3 in partition (lvm) and sparse file could |
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> speed up my system ... |
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> I think it could not at the same point of reiser4 but support in |
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> case of crash could really be better ... |
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Assuming you have chosen sane mkfs settings, the largest single file |
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system improvement you could possibly ever make, is to split your |
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filesystem up into various volumes according to their intended role. |
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Like, /home and /var and /usr are separate filesystems. |
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Ever other tweak you will ever make is miniscule in comparison to this |
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one. |
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Mind you, this is EXACTLY how Unix was designed to be used. Funny, |
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that... |
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Alan McKinnon |
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alan dot mckinnon at gmail dot com |
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