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...enlink.net>; <Ext3-users@redhat.com> Sent: Sunday, August 17, 2014 4:47 PM Subject: Re: extended filesystems [snip] > So the first thing you've learned is that it is not in fact too much > overhead, because it's not there. ;) > > -Eric Ok I see. Well I have used fsarchiver to save my ext4 system and the mkfs option to uninstall everything as an ext2 filesystem. Everything uncompress and is written to the block device much more quickly. I know with ext3 there is the journal inode which isn't present on ext2. Well anyway is this list for the entire ext fa...

...ogical volume. # kpartx -av /dev/loop1 Then I would see the partitions of the virtual machine within a logical volume, like so: /dev/mapper/loop1p1 /dev/mapper/loop1p2 /dev/mapper/loop1p3 Now that I can access the partitions of the virtual machine within a logical volume, I can use partimage or fsarchiver to backup the partitions (provided the filesystem is supported by the archiver). But the problem is that I can only backup/clone the filesystems of my virtual machine within a logical volume. I can''t backup the Master Boot Record (MBR) of the virtual machine within a logical volume. For...

I would like to start experiemnting with the ext filesystems. I might like one day to develop something. :) What files contain the ext4 filesystem. That's what I'm running right now. I like ext 2/3/4 all of them. My fedora partition is only 20 GB in size. I don't need huge filesystem support which is a feature of ext4 I believe. Which feature can I remove to remove this feature? I

On 8/17/14, 2:52 PM, Bill Cunningham wrote: > I would like to start experiemnting with the ext filesystems. I might > like one day to develop something. :) What files contain the ext4 > filesystem. That's what I'm running right now. I like ext 2/3/4 all of them. fs/ext4/*.[ch] fs/jbd2/*.[ch] in the linux kernel source tree. > My fedora partition is only 20 GB in size.

...)... because I can check with some trust the weekly builds' sums for integrity, but how and why could or would I trust simply installing anything straight from the internet? By cloning (I used to dd disk dump when cloning, but nowadays it seems faster and reliable enough with Sysresccd's fsarchiver, so I dd just the small boot partition), by cloning I keep the system as close to clean as those non-pgp-signed weekly builds allow... Now add to that that the real FFmpeg is not allowed into Debian, and I am a fan of it (I very much use it, it's running almost all the time, on some or ot...