Re: Journalling?

[James S Jones]

Risk? No. Performance hit? Not much. I've had journalling on since it 
was possible and have never noticed a difference. If you do a lot of 
disk intensive operations, then perhaps it would matter. Try it and 
see. You can always turn it back off.

On Saturday, August 30, 2003, at 02:38 PM, Richard Starr wrote:

Did I miss a thread recently on journalling?

Now that I knwo what it is, I'm interested.  Is there any risk or 
performance
penalty to setting a boot drive with lots of data on it to journal?

Sorry if this has been addressed in detail already.


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