I have seen this, but It was because I Kompiled extra checking in the
kernel. It basically verified twice every write to the drive or something.
Recompiled without it and bobs your auntie.
CW
-----Original Message-----
From: Mark Fallon [mailto:mark.fallon at oracle.com]
Sent: Tuesday, May 08, 2001 3:04 AM
To: Stefan (stk); ilug at linux.ie
Subject: Re: [ILUG] Reiser-fs
"Stefan (stk)" wrote:
>> Can someone explain me the differences between a reiser-fs and a extf2? Or
where i
> can find informations about it?
>> And is it better to use a reiser-fs or a extf2 in a server system?
>> Regards,
> stk
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reiser-fs is a journalling file system, while we will
have to wait until ext3 to get it there. There
are definite benefits with this, but recently we have been
seeing reiser-fs running five times slower than ext2, has
anybody else seen or know how to resolve this behaviour?
Mark
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