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    SubjectRe: ext3-0.0.2e released
    Hi Chris,

    > On Wed, Jul 05, 2000 at 02:30:20PM -0700, Thomas Davis wrote:
    >
    > Try 500GB. That's right. Large. Big.
    >
    > Filesystem 1k-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
    > /dev/rza1 146144 56684 81916 41% /
    > /dev/rza3 511858304 61405604 424845604 13% /export/data
    >
    > Filesystem Inodes IUsed IFree IUse% Mounted on
    > /dev/rza1 37760 7029 30731 19% /
    > /dev/rza3 2000896 303012 1697884 15% /export/data
    >
    > These crash, and it's a minimum of 3 hours waiting.
    >
    > Any idea how long it will take if the disks were 'full' -- I ask this
    > beaks I'm thinking about an applicator in the next couple on months
    > where I would have multiple 400GB raid-arrays, mostly full with small
    > (<10M> files.
    >
    > Because if the high fsck times, I was thinking maybe I would make
    > many many 50GB filesystems instead, but it's a pain to manage.

    Why not use Reiserfs? I think journaling is a must with disks that
    large, and reiserfs is faster dan ext2 if you have a lot of files/dirs
    in a directory.

    Ookhoi

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