Are there other fs types that are more suitable, and work with debian?
the supposed wear of ext3 is caused by the journalling imo -- since
journalling is, what you are after, there's nothing else.
otoh there where a while ago some postings regarding the wear, and most
were in favour of ext3,
Hello,
Currently I run ext2 on my debian root, but its annoying in that when
the phone looses power, the fs is quite often corrupt.
What about ext3? I've read that a journaling fs will lower the life
expectancy of the sd card, but how much? If I need to buy a new sd card
every couple of months,
On Tuesday 09 December 2008, arne anka wrote:
Are there other fs types that are more suitable, and work with debian?
the supposed wear of ext3 is caused by the journalling imo -- since
journalling is, what you are after, there's nothing else.
otoh there where a while ago some postings
On Tue, 9 Dec 2008 11:24:30 pm [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Are there other fs types that are more suitable, and work with debian?
For the future I'd keep an eye on btrfs, it has an ssd mount option amongst
other things (including checksumming your data on disk, snapshots, etc).
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Chris Samuel
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