Am I way out in left field here? I'm not too familiar with the
super gory details of on disk data structure in ext2...
Would a defragmentation help?
How often do you reboot?
How long does it take to reboot?
How much time do you anticipate that you might save each time you reboot?
How
On Tue, 12 Sep 2000, John Summerfield wrote:
Am I way out in left field here? I'm not too familiar with the
super gory details of on disk data structure in ext2...
Would a defragmentation help?
How often do you reboot?
Not often.
How long does it take to reboot?
Not long.
How much
process stat'ing the right set of files, or maybe a possesion.
A demon?
ROTFLOL
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On Tue, 12 Sep 2000, Adrian Likins wrote:
I suspect it's probabaly one of the processes running
in the backgroud thats causing it. I've observed similar
behaviour on a machine with 5 drives in it raided. Everytime it
would boot, it would get to the where it would
