Hi.
Looking around I saw some references that it's preferable to use sector size (sectsz) of 4 KB when creating XFS partitions on hybrid (512e) advanced format hard drives and also some mentions of making that a default in mkfs.xfs. However I noticed that my current mkfs.xfs (3.2.1) used with current Debian testing (Linux 3.16.0) still uses 512 B sectors by default.
Can you please clarify what after all is the recommended sector size for such drives and why isn't it a default in mkfs.xfs (since supposedly defaults are generally recommended optimal settings unless you have some special use case).
Can you please also add this topic to the XFS FAQ (http://www.xfs.org/index.php/XFS_FAQ), since I couldn't find any information about it there.
Thanks!
Hillel Lubman. |
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