Linux: Speed Your File System Up By 40% | Hackosis - The Diigo Meta page

• 21 Nov 08
  

  Matteo Campofiorito

  noatime linux howto filesystem

• 

  Norman Kabir

  ubuntu linux filesystem

• 20 Nov 08
  

  Glen Williams

  linux performance filesystem

• 

  JingleMan Sweep

  fstab performance filesystem optimisation noatime nodiratime linux ubuntu tweak howto speed delicious

• 12 Nov 08
  

  Colin Henderson

  Every time a file is read from your Linux ext3 partition it writes back a attribute to the file detailing the last access time. There are very few programs that actually use this to operate and it slows everything down.

  linux ext3 speed fstab

  • noatime,nodiratime”
• 06 Nov 08
  

  ezyduzzit

  Linux

• 

  optimize

• 

  David Daniel

  linux speed ext3 noatime

• 05 Nov 08
  

  mavfly

  linux print.ed iterasi Tips_e_Tricks

• 04 Nov 08
  

  benpjohnson

  This could possibly work well with a cache so you don't loose the accessed time... maybe hold in memory and write when it is actually requested

  ext3 linux speed

• 

  wctang

  toread linux tips

• 

  linux ubuntu

Would you like to comment?

Join Diigo for a free account, or sign in if you are already a member.