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>> I think we all learn from exchanges such as this. Neal
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>>> What is Journaling?
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>> When journaling is turned on, a special file, called a journal (Hence
>> "journaling".) is created to track all transactions that change data
>> on the disk. The journal file is set up in such a way
Lee,
Thanks for your help, it sounds to me like I would NOT need journaling
on the firewire as it is used as a backup only. This is what I needed
to know, thus you and Hen have educated many of us.
John R.
On Oct 25, 2004, at 1:59 PM, Lee Larson wrote:
> On Oct 25, 2004, at 1:26 PM, John Rob
Hen
WOW, thanks, I will have to read this several times to digest. A big
answer for a quarter word. Thanks so much for your time and effort.
John R.
On Oct 25, 2004, at 1:50 PM, Henri Yandell wrote:
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> (I don't know specifics, but this should be close enough, based on
> journaling on linu
On Oct 25, 2004, at 1:26 PM, John Robinson asked:
> What is Journaling?
When journaling is turned on, a special file, called a journal (Hence
"journaling".) is created to track all transactions that change data on
the disk. The journal file is set up in such a way that data not yet
properly wr
(I don't know specifics, but this should be close enough, based on
journaling on linux)
Journaling is a file-system feature whereby every change to the file
system is kept in a journal. So say you create a new file named BOB, there
will be the file named BOB, the pointers that say where BOB is
I have a question that the folks in the real know will have an answer
for. When I use TechTools Pro to optimize the hard drive I first have
to turn off "Journaling". Once done I then turn it back on.
What is Journaling?
Also, when I mount a firewire drive the Journaling is turned off by
defa
