Difference between revisions of "XFS Filesystem"
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== Possible Issues == | == Possible Issues == | ||
It has been said that XFS can have problems when near full - Unverified. | It has been said that XFS can have problems when near full - Unverified. | ||
| − | = Maintenance = | + | == Maintenance == |
| − | xfs_db -c frag -r /dev/device | + | # xfs_db -c frag -r /dev/device |
can be used to get an idea as to the fragmentation percentage. | can be used to get an idea as to the fragmentation percentage. | ||
| − | xfs_fsr | + | # xfs_fsr |
command can be used to defragment a partition. | command can be used to defragment a partition. | ||
| − | You can safely run xfs_fsr nightly (or early in the morning) to "defrag" the partition. Doing so nightly will use less resources than doing so "whenever". | + | You can safely run |
| − | + | # xfs_fsr nightly | |
| − | + | (or early in the morning) to "defrag" the partition. Doing so nightly will use less resources than doing so "whenever". | |
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Revision as of 02:23, 21 March 2007
Possible Issues
It has been said that XFS can have problems when near full - Unverified.
Maintenance
# xfs_db -c frag -r /dev/device
can be used to get an idea as to the fragmentation percentage.
# xfs_fsr
command can be used to defragment a partition. You can safely run
# xfs_fsr nightly
(or early in the morning) to "defrag" the partition. Doing so nightly will use less resources than doing so "whenever".
