Re: preparing an ext2fs on OpenBSD
From: Jussi Heino (jussi.heino_at_utu.fi)
Date: 07/14/05
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Date: Thu, 14 Jul 2005 19:41:50 +0000 (UTC)
Chris Kantarjiev <cak+news@dimebank.com> wrote:
>> # mount /dev/wd3a /mnt/pron
>> # df -h
>> Filesystem Size Used Avail Capacity Mounted on
>> [...]
>> /dev/wd3a 392.4G 20.0K 392.4G 0% /mnt/pron
>>
>> [JD]
> I'd be really interested to hear if the ext2fs is considerably faster on
> OpenBSD than ffs ...
What I'd be really interested to hear is if the ext2fs require 400MB of
memory for disk check.
I run into some problems with my disk server box after one power-out:
Pentium1-100MHz, 48MB of RAM and 200GB of HDD with OpenBSD seems to
be a bad idea since the disk check requires so much RAM with ffs. I
tried FAT32 also it could not perform the disk check even there (exact
error msg is not available at the moment) on 60GB slice.
I'd better get that serial cable set up because without monitor I end
up using the power switch on occasion and if the boot process expects
user interaction before sshd is up I am in trouble.
-- "if it works, don't reboot it"
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