On May 26 10:46:30, wsouz...@gmail.com wrote: > I have a machine with a HardDrive with a slice of 2.7TB,
Why exactly are you using such a huge partition? Do you need to? Can't you use smaller, more manageable partitions? > and I have no UPS.. when sometimes I have power failure, > and consequently a wrong shutdown, Is your 2.7TB of data at least so valuable that you wold buy a UPS? > The fsck spends much time to recover the filse system, what can I > do? I need to be faster. How exactly did you create the filesystem? For example, see the mistake I made some time ago: ~$ df -hi /dload Filesystem Size Used Avail Capacity iused ifree %iused Mounted on /dev/sd3a 401G 377G 3.8G 99% 8501 417481 2% /dload See? It is almost full, but only 2% of the inodes are used. I could have created the filesystem with a fraction of the inodes, and it would be enough, and the fsck would be way faster.
