Messages in this thread | | | Subject | Re: Journaling filesystem in the kernel | From | Andi Kleen <> | Date | 21 Jun 1999 10:42:12 +0200 |
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mtrausch@wcnet.org (Michael B. Trausch) writes: > > Every so often, at an unpredictable rate, the system will completely > *HALT*. Cold freeze. It does this under DOS too, and there are no > hardware comflicts, so the only thing that I can assume is that it is the > processor. Well, I was told that this was a flaky processor when I got > it, anyway... it's an Evergreen 5x86 133MHz. > > In any case, I need to know what available options are available as far as > a journaling filesystem and what kernel version I need to add the > supporting patch for it... I can't be waiting for 15 minutes while fsck > goes through and checks my partitions.
You could just turn off the fsck in your startup scripts. With such hardware you should be used to data corruption by now @)
> So, what I need is such a filesystem that will allow me to run and if my > computer shits then all I gotta to is wait for it to pick up where it left > off...
You are aware that a journaling file system makes no attempt at that?
-Andi
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