Roberto Ragusa wrote:
> Andras Simon wrote:
>> On 2/2/10, Roberto Ragusa wrote:
>>> Andras Simon wrote:
All my partitions are ext4 and mounted with ext4 defaults from fstab.
Still, sometimes it's as if noatime was used:
>>> Defaults are sometimes surprising.
>>> Let's have a look at
>>>
On 2/3/10, Mike Cloaked wrote:
> Can someone explain why it would be desirable to go to atime for the
> mounts, which I understand is an expensive option in terms of IO? I
> thought that the move to relative as default was a carefully
> considered issue by kernel developers?
I don't remember any
tp://marc.info/?l=fedora-devel-list&m=121545811619620&w=2
> Try adding "strictatime" to the fstab options. This permits overriding
> any kernel defaults (e.g. ext4 defaulting to "relatime").
Can someone explain why it would be desirable to go to atime for the
mount
On 2/3/10, Rick Stevens wrote:
> Try adding "strictatime" to the fstab options. This permits overriding
> any kernel defaults (e.g. ext4 defaulting to "relatime").
This did it! Thanks!
Andras
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On 02/02/2010 02:08 PM, Roberto Ragusa wrote:
> Andras Simon wrote:
>> On 2/2/10, Roberto Ragusa wrote:
>>> Andras Simon wrote:
All my partitions are ext4 and mounted with ext4 defaults from fstab.
Still, sometimes it's as if noatime was used:
>>> Defaults are sometimes surprising.
>>> L
On 2/2/10, Roberto Ragusa wrote:
> There is a norelatime option, but it could be not enough.
>
> I had this kind of problem some time ago and Kevin Fenzi told me
> how to do it:
>
> http://marc.info/?l=fedora-devel-list&m=121542196521553&w=2
> http://marc.info/?l=fedora-devel-list&m=1215458116196
Andras Simon wrote:
> On 2/2/10, Roberto Ragusa wrote:
>> Andras Simon wrote:
>>> All my partitions are ext4 and mounted with ext4 defaults from fstab.
>>> Still, sometimes it's as if noatime was used:
>> Defaults are sometimes surprising.
>> Let's have a look at
>> cat /proc/mount
>
> I think
On Tue, 2010-02-02 at 20:54 +0100, Andras Simon wrote:
> All my partitions are ext4 and mounted with ext4 defaults from fstab.
> Still, sometimes it's as if noatime was used:
>
> [si...@pici uffi]$ date
> Tue Feb 2 20:48:22 CET 2010
> [si...@pici uffi]$ cat clsql-uffi-loader.lisp > /dev/null
> [s
Andras Simon wrote:
> On 2/2/10, Roberto Ragusa wrote:
>> Andras Simon wrote:
>>> All my partitions are ext4 and mounted with ext4 defaults from fstab.
>>> Still, sometimes it's as if noatime was used:
>> Defaults are sometimes surprising.
>> Let's have a look at
>> cat /proc/mount
>
> I think
On 2/2/10, Roberto Ragusa wrote:
> Andras Simon wrote:
>> All my partitions are ext4 and mounted with ext4 defaults from fstab.
>> Still, sometimes it's as if noatime was used:
>
> Defaults are sometimes surprising.
> Let's have a look at
> cat /proc/mount
I think you're onto something...
/dev
Andras Simon wrote:
> All my partitions are ext4 and mounted with ext4 defaults from fstab.
> Still, sometimes it's as if noatime was used:
Defaults are sometimes surprising.
Let's have a look at
cat /proc/mount
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All my partitions are ext4 and mounted with ext4 defaults from fstab.
Still, sometimes it's as if noatime was used:
[si...@pici uffi]$ date
Tue Feb 2 20:48:22 CET 2010
[si...@pici uffi]$ cat clsql-uffi-loader.lisp > /dev/null
[si...@pici uffi]$ ls -lu clsql-uffi-loader.lisp
-rw-rw-r--. 1 simon si
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