> I've thought that ext3 was basically ext2 with journaling (since it > seems like you can convert one to the other just by using tune2fs). Does > anyone know if that is or is not true? > ext3 is ext2 + journaling of data and metadata. In the default settings it is slower than other journaling filesystems because it guarantees a higher level of consistency during a catastrophic event (system crash or more likely power failure). As a result I would recommend ext2 for this operation as it does not have a journal.
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