Hello list,
A week ago the 2.5 drive on my Atom LAN mini-server failed, so I decided to
bite the bullet and replace it with an SSD. Interesting times!
Today I took the box off-line and backed up the entire, newly built system to
external USB2 disk. The 3GB took four minutes, a third or a
Hello list,
A week ago the 2.5 drive on my Atom LAN mini-server failed, so I decided
to
bite the bullet and replace it with an SSD. Interesting times!
Today I took the box off-line and backed up the entire, newly built system
to
external USB2 disk. The 3GB took four minutes, a third or a
Am 22.02.2014 15:47, schrieb Peter Humphrey:
I find though that fstrim can't operate on /boot, which is a separate ext2
file
system. It reports:
fstrim: /boot: FITRIM ioctl failed: Inappropriate ioctl for device
Is this because it's an ext2 partition, not ext4 like the rest of them?
Man
fstrim makes no mention of file-system types.
Maybe I've not laid out the partitions properly. I used gparted from a
recent
System Rescue CD (http://sysresccd.org), which said it was leaving 1MB
unused
before /dev/sda1.
While I'm here, would anyone like to suggest suitable
Am 22.02.2014 16:24, schrieb thegee...@thegeezer.net:
you might want this to read relatime,discard to handle the trim
automagically. if you are concerned about writes i'd suggest noatime for
all of these
noatime yes - you need atimes only with _ancient_ news/mail
servers/clients.
But I'd
On Saturday 22 Feb 2014 14:47:54 I wrote:
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... would anyone like to suggest suitable parameters to mkfs for any of my
file-systems? Here's the fstab:
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Thank you gents for all your comments. I'm grateful. Here's what I think I
should do as a result:
1. Keep relatime in
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