[plug] Ext3, and fsck auto-checks
Bill Kenworthy
billk at iinet.net.au
Fri Nov 21 12:18:27 WST 2003
I would leave it alone. I was going to turn it off on my laptop, when
it picked up errors and dropped to a console during a check. The
original idea was to turn the journaling off when I need maximum battery
life so I could sleep the disk, but havent gotten around to setting it
up yet. I had reiserfs on a previous laptop and it survived all the
abuse with no problems so I still prefer reiserfs (though nfs related
probs seem to be rising again) - I still feel my data is safer with
reiserfs.
BillK
On Fri, 2003-11-21 at 11:54, Trevor Phillips wrote:
> Ok, I've been using ext3 for a while now, and other than the lack of undeletes
> (which ext2 has to a degree), it's been very useful.
>
> When I create an ext3 partition, the fs is set with automatic check
> parameters. eg; "every 35 mounts or 180 days". Is this auto-check still
> necessary (or even highly recommended) with ext3?
>
> Any info/advice would be appreciated. ^_^
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