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The Next3 filesystem

The Next3 filesystem

Posted Jun 23, 2010 1:41 UTC (Wed) by cmccabe (guest, #60281)
In reply to: The Next3 filesystem by Cato
Parent article: The Next3 filesystem

Up until Linux 2.6.31, write barriers were always disabled while using LVM. So it's unlikely that journaling would have been very effective at preventing data loss in a system using something like ext3 + LVM + Linux 2.6.28.

Personally, I use rsync for monthly backup, every month, and hope for the best. And when you see that first I/O error come out of /dev/sda... throw that thing in the trash. I've never seen a disk "get better" after starting to give I/O timeouts and errors.

C.


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