> Hello, > > > I had journaling and buffer commit code, but not any filesystem > personality stuff. Current status is that 2.2 is out (yay!) and > journaling is once again my top priority, and I've just started doing > real testing of basic filesystem transactions (currently only for the > simplest case --- chmod --- but most of the others are relatively easy > to add once that works properly). sorry for my ignorance, can someone please explain what journaling precisely does, (is this a sort of mechanism, which leaves the filesystem in a consistent status, even in case of disk write interruption, due of power loss or other causes ?) and the advantages / disadvantages ( makes filesystem slower ?), especially in conjunction with software/hardware RAID. thanks for the infos, regards, Benno.
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