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On 8 November 2011, at 08:37, Alan Mackenzie wrote: |
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>> The benefits of ext3/4 are irrelevant for /boot anyway - that |
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>> filesystem is write-seldom, read ever so slightly more often. |
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> Really? I put my PC into power saving mode before going to bed each |
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> evening. The PC needs to read /boot to return to normal operation. |
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But in this case you're only reading from it. The writes are still very seldom, so journalling &c is unneeded. |
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I've never used sleep / hibernate on Linux, but if it requires /boot then mount it read-only, as suggested by Neil Bothwick for other reasons. |
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Stroller. |
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