Add noatime to your fstab entries, user :3
Add noatime to your fstab entries, user :3
Andrew Walker
Thomas Hall
I use f2fs which doesn't support noatime
Tyler Cook
No I don't think I will take advice from pedophiles.
Xavier Martin
i want to add my cummies to noa-chan's cunny
Brody Russell
Robert Ross
Why not?
Evan King
What does that do?
Kevin Martin
Turns off updating a files atime timestamp.
Dominic Ortiz
How much of a performance difference does it make?
Easton Thomas
st = [ ['Anna', 98.5, 77.5, 89, 93.5, 85.5],
['Bob', 77, 66.5, 54, 90, 85.5],
['Sam', 98, 97, 89.5, 92.5, 96.5],
['user' , 44.6, 88.0, 77.8, 100, 100],
['Apu', 99.6, 88.7,88.4, 98.9, 77.9],
]
r = 0
for i in st:
while r [['Anna'], 444.0]
[['Bob'], 373.0]
[['Sam'], 473.5]
[['user'], 410.4]
[['Apu'], 453.5] [\code]
Asher Gonzalez
Incredibly based
Anthony Sullivan
What?
Liam Martinez
>f2fs
QRD?
How stable is it?
Charles Bailey
the fsck on it is worthless unless you enable a bunch of newer option flags at mkfs time, also you have to enable compression manually, and throw in a few extra flags so it'll make the saved space actually usable to the OS, compression under f2fs was meant to save write cycles, not to give you more space.
I run it on a eMMC chromebook and it runs about 20% faster, though it can be chalked up to pure placebo really.
Henry Wood
Can be quite a bit, I've seen claims of up to 30% performance improvement. There's also the matter of not eating up write cycles on a ssd as well.
The caveat is that it'll mess with applications that need to know if a file has been read since the last time it was modified.
Matthew James
Breaks old mail programs and doesn't improve performance.
The default (relatime) behavior is to keep atime in memory and only write it out if you're going to rewrite the metadata anyway.
Ryan Morales
Your ancestors are "pedophiles"
Joshua Morgan
I already did.
Jordan Cook
0%
Aiden Stewart
Yes
James Nelson
imagine the nakadashi
Asher Nelson