From: Chuck (steeler_dude99@yahoo.com)
Date: Tue Mar 02 2004 - 21:43:08 EST
Hello all,
This question is related to the one that I just posted
about my 280R crashing. I am looking for some insight on
the UFS logging mount option. When I fsck'ed the /var file
system on my crashed 280R, it had many reconnect errors.
I am wondering if there are any situations when it would not
be beneficial to use the UFS logging. Is there a
performance hit when a file system uses logging? I ask
because when I bought some new V1280 w/ Solaris 8
preinstalled, the root file system, which included /usr,
had logging and /var which was on a separate file system
did NOT have logging. From what I read on logging, it
would make sense to mount all UFS file systems w/ logging.
I would figure sun had a reason why they did not use
logging on /var. Any thoughts?
Thanks again,
Chuck
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