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On Thu, 2008-05-01 at 11:43 -0400, Jerry Feldman wrote: > I agree that a partition used for database does not need, and probably > should not use a journalling file system if the file system is > dedicated to the database. Databases really need (or better would > like) raw access to the hardware. it really does not matter from a > performance standpoint what filesystem you use for relatively static > partitions, such as /boot. Same goes for the root file system is /home > and /var are in separate file systems. > > One issue for laptops is that ext3 has default maximum mount count and > a check interval. So, if you boot that laptop twice a day (work and > home)
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