[Henry J. Cobb]
> but if you've got a journaling filesystem, wouldn't you want to expose the
> raw disks to it so it can choose to put the journals on different disks
> than the files?
Funny, since sct/ext3 is the only one that appears to be pushing to keep
alive the possibility of journaling to
Please excuse a clueless newbie question here,
but if you've got a journaling filesystem, wouldn't you want to expose the
raw disks to it so it can choose to put the journals on different disks
than the files?
This would not only help with performance, but it would also make recovery
as simple a
