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> B) Format the medium with another non-journaling filesystem (like ext3
> without the journal option) and then use larger files. This sounds like
> a _very_ bad idea at first glance, but in my tests, it worked
> surprisingly well - i.e. without too much stress on the drive or medium.
> This may be due to the fact that bacula mostly does sequential writes,
> not completely random access. However, it certainly creates more stress
> than UDF.
I've thought that ext3 was basically ext2 with journaling (since it
seems like you can convert one to the other just by using tune2fs). Does
anyone know if that is or is not true?
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