> Also, with ext3 and depending on the task, certain mount options will > speed things up considerably. Be aware that ext3 is by nature very > careful and paranoid about your data, which is why it can be slower. > Using these tuning options will speed it up, but at the cost of some > of this paranoia. Mounting the filesystem 'noatime' and using > 'commit=15' (instead of the default of 5) should also help > considerably. You may also wish to try setting 'data=writeback', which > will make ext3's journaling behave a bit more like xfs's, though > messing with the 'data' mount options should be done with care and > testing. Interesting info, Jim. But, if I modify these options ¿Is the fs robustness as before?
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