journeling goes
"cache"
"ok im going to write data"
"write data"
"i just wrote data"
so if it crashes any way through nothing is lost
ext2 just goes
"cache"
"write data"
yeah, thats pretty much journelling in a nut shell
Dean
Heracles wrote:
>
> I have only a rudimentary understanding of journalling
> filesystems, so please be gentle with my rather basic
> question. I installed my system SuSE 6.4 using the Reiser FS
> and found it to be slower than the regular ext2 FS by quite
> a large amount. So much so that I reinstalled using ext2.
> (My Linux box is only a Cyrix 686 166+)
> Is a journalling FS usually slower or is it just my box?
>
> Stay well and happy
> Heracles
> P.S. I noticed the speed difference in E not on the command
> line.
>
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