Re: Choosing and tuning Linux file systems

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On Sunday June 25, val_henson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> 
> Choosing journaling mode in ext3
>  - Default is "ordered", usually the right choice
>  - "journal" is slower but guarantees data is on-disk as well

'journal' doesn't make any extra guarantees over 'ordered'.  It can
provide lower latencies for synchronous updates as writes don't
require as many seeks.  I have found that data=journal makes NFS go
faster.

>  - "writeback" is faster but may result in garbage/security leaks in
>    your file data

NeilBrown
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