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Journalling file systems
Hi all,
a workmate (running Networker several years) told me that he's using journalled file systems in his server environment to accelerate incremental backup speed. From my knowledge I'd say file system journals are tracking open files to keep fs consistency and to speed up fsck on large disks after a crash. These journal entries are deleted after a write is complete, right? Are there any (stable) file systems that speed up incremental backups by using a fs journal? I can't really imagine but perhaps has anyone heard of something like this?!?
Best regards.
a workmate (running Networker several years) told me that he's using journalled file systems in his server environment to accelerate incremental backup speed. From my knowledge I'd say file system journals are tracking open files to keep fs consistency and to speed up fsck on large disks after a crash. These journal entries are deleted after a write is complete, right? Are there any (stable) file systems that speed up incremental backups by using a fs journal? I can't really imagine but perhaps has anyone heard of something like this?!?
Best regards.
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Posted May 15th, 2007 14:00