Because I *though* it wouldn't raise any further questions!No no, I didn't mean it like that. I was going for a more technical aspect of it. Why would one still use ext2, and not switch to ext3. After all, while doing a fresh install, the default is to format as ext3. And other than the lack of journal capability, what other reasons are there that one would choose not to use ext3.
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