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33 MB overhead with ext333 MB overhead with ext3Posted Aug 26, 2004 14:31 UTC (Thu) by erich (subscriber, #7127)In reply to: 33 MB overhead with ext3 by mtk77 Parent article: Looking at reiser4
I do not understand why preallocating the journal or inode tables is considered a bad thing.
If the journal is allocated when creating the filesystem it probably is placed at the beginning which usually is the faster area of the disc, isn't it? Also it is contiguous, which should increase performance, too.
But i'm not an expert at all. I just dislike things that are taken for better without giving reasons to do so.
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swapfiles Posted Aug 27, 2004 14:59 UTC (Fri) by Luyseyal (guest, #15693) [Link] Actually, I read awhile back that swap files are now just as fast as swap partitions due to some VFS magic.
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