Re: OS 10.3.5

[James S Jones]

It isn't supposed to. As I understand it, the system knows it's been 
booted into OS 9 (this is tracked in the PRAM?) and discards the old 
journal on restart into OS X. There is a Knowledge Base article on this 
topic.

On Aug 10, 2004, at 7:12 AM, Richard Starr wrote:
--- You wrote:
The Journaled file system in some instances will increase write 
performance.
In the event of a system crash the time required to repair a journaled 
file
system is a fraction of the time to repair a non journaled file system.
--- end of quote ---
Journaling sounds like a good idea but if one is running both X 
(journaled) and
9 (not journaled)it could cause problems, I'm led to understand.  True?

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