>>> NAK. Journaling is disabled on purpose, as it wears out flash based
>>> devices faster.
>> I don't know of any non-anecdotal evidence showing that the difference
>> is significant. OTOH the added reliability afforded by journaling
>> (especially for the kind of boxes that typically run OpenWR
On 29/08/12 22:57, Stefan Monnier wrote:
>> NAK. Journaling is disabled on purpose, as it wears out flash based
>> devices faster.
>
> I don't know of any non-anecdotal evidence showing that the difference
> is significant. OTOH the added reliability afforded by journaling
> (especially for the
> NAK. Journaling is disabled on purpose, as it wears out flash based
> devices faster.
I don't know of any non-anecdotal evidence showing that the difference
is significant. OTOH the added reliability afforded by journaling
(especially for the kind of boxes that typically run OpenWRT where it's
Am Mittwoch, 29. August 2012, 07:01:43 schrieb Imre Kaloz:
> NAK. Journaling is disabled on purpose, as it wears out flash based
> devices faster.
This is true. Actually, I use ext4 on eMMC flash device. Linux kernel
modells this a block device, so this is the first mistake IMHO.
What would be
Is that really a concern these days? Compact flash cards are extremely
affordable now. I've had the same 1gig compact flash card in my digital
camera for over 6 years. It has taken well more than 20,000 pictures and
still works perfectly.
Maybe in the past this was something to be concerned wi
On Tue, 28 Aug 2012 23:05:46 +0200, Michael Heimpold
wrote:
Currently none of valuable ext4 features are used when ext4 image
generation is selected, most notably the journaling function is missing.
This patch enables the journaling feature and optimizes the directories
in the created filesy
Currently none of valuable ext4 features are used when ext4 image
generation is selected, most notably the journaling function is missing.
This patch enables the journaling feature and optimizes the directories
in the created filesystem afterwards.
Signed-off-by: Michael Heimpold
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include/im
