On 4/24/2014 5:33 AM, Oscar Calderon wrote:
First of all, you have to format your USB as NTFS instead FAT or FAT32 because NTFS has some features needed by PostgreSQL according to this link:
and now you have a HUGE problem. the postgres server has to run as a dedicated user, and that user will have a different UUID on each system you plug this portable stick into. oh, and as a non-administrator, you can't create said user.
anyways, the whole idea is bad. postgres does a LOT of 8k block random writes. USB flash memory absolutely HATES random writes, and will burn itself out in short order, meanwhile running at molasses slow speeds.
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