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Subject: Why no ext2 "no_atime" option?
From: Jeff Garzik <jeff.garzik () spinne ! com>
Date: 1997-11-29 6:58:41
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Linux 2.0.32 includes support for ignoring atime updates, a big win on
news servers.
Looking through the source, it appears there is no mount option to
enable no_atime support under ext2. Why is this? Is ext2 no_atime
unstable?
ext2 no_atime support is present, but it requires the setting of an ext2
flag "EXT2_FL_NOATIME", which is not manipulated or set in the kernel at
all.
Request: Add a noatime mount option to the ext2 fs in the next kernel
release. I can easily work up a patch to do so if desired.
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Jeff Garzik Typhoon, Cyclone, Diablo, and INN
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