as far as I know, on most ext3 system with log mode \"data=ordered\",fsync will not only sync the file specified with the fd, but will sync all files on the filesystem, and this proble开发者_StackOver
ext3 has 3 journaling options: journal, ordered, and writeback.According to the wikipedia entry, these range from least risky to most risky for crash recovery.For some reason, Android\'s version of Li
Given a block of data (which the filesystem thinks is the whole drive) and the type of filesystem (fat32, ntfs, ext3) I would like to know how to extract files out o开发者_Go百科f that block of data.
I have a program whose output depends on how fi开发者_JS百科le order are returned by readdir. Is there any way to simulate different file return order over ext3
In my application I am continually writing data to file1 and flushing it to the device. In another thread, I am reading data from file1 and writing it to file2.
For academic and task related purposes I need to know how is file related data associated within files on NTFS and EXT. How does the operating system know file\'s name? How do editors know in which en
I just read http://olstrans.sourceforge.ne开发者_高级运维t/release/OLS2000-ext3/OLS2000-ext3.html which is an excellent review of the design issues used when journaling was implemented in ext3. Could
Where can I find the ext4 file system specifications? (Unofficial drafts are fine, so long as they\'re rea开发者_运维知识库sonably up-to-date; if unavailable, ext3 would be fine too.)I\'ve been using
I have a frustrating problem here. I need to add an index to an innodb table which is a few gb in size.
Title say\'s it al开发者_JAVA百科l, Just wondering if ext3cow is still being developed?Not it\'s not maintained anymore. It went off the radar screen in 2008 and so did the tools (only the hg source c
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