Hello all :))
Is there any problem on moving the /.journal file (even renaming
it) so it doesn't lives on the root? I mean, maintaining its inode
number, of course ;))
Anyway, ext3 shouldn't (just an idea) show the journal as a
normal file. It may add some load on the kernel, because the inode
number should be compared with that of the journal every time a file
is accessed, but it's just a suggestion ;))
And, BTW, ext3 works *really* great :))))
Raúl
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