From: robk@robpc4.robk-home.org   
      
   noel  wrote:   
   >   
   > Is there any reason youve stuck to ext2?   
   >   
   > I admit it took me until just last year to move from ext3 to ext4, my   
   > earlier attempts to try ext4 were very many years ago when it was new,   
   > too new, it was unstable, quotas did not work at all, but its matured   
   > over the years, I'm running production servers on it and not missed a   
   > beat.   
   >   
      
   I'm not the OP, but as I said earlier, I'm running slackware on a   
   netbook from an SD card.  I use ext2 to reduce wear on the card.   
   If I upgraded to ext4, I would want to disable journalling and   
   any other feature that does a lot of extra writing to the device.   
   I'm not sure if that is possible, and it wasn't necessary until   
   the latest kernel upgrade.   
      
   Cheers,   
   Rob Komar   
      
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