Re: Moving /tmp to a separate partition. Advice?

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Subject: Re: Moving /tmp to a separate partition. Advice?
From: thib <thib@stammed.net>
Date: Mon, 24 May 2010 20:35:31 +0200
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Rob Owens wrote:

I'm not sure.  ext2 has no journal, so I'd assume it's faster, but I
really don't know.

ext4 can be configured not to use a journal nor barriers. There's really nopoint in using ext2 these days, I think.


-thib

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