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ext3 (third extended filesystem) is a journaled file system that is commonly used by the Linux kernel.

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I have followed the manual of hdparm to try to make the drive spindown after a few minutes of inactivity but as soon as it spins down it turns back on again within 30 seconds but I don't hear any disk ...
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We have servers which have been running for a long time. When they reboot, we see this message: kernel: EXT4-fs (sda3): warning: maximal mount count reached, running e2fsck is recommended My question ...
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I have a 4G Compact Flash card with a 2.5G ext3 partition. The file system has become corrupted. I am not necessarily interested in fixing the file system as identifying exactly what is corrupted in ...
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I've recently found an old external hard disk and I have no idea what's on it. There was only one partition, encrypted with dm-crypt. Luckily I still remembered some of the passphrases that I used ...
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My eMMC partition is ext4 formatted and has about 100MB. When I issue statvfs() on that partition, I get huge return value for f_blocks field of struct statvfs. struct statvfs { unsigned long ...
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I'm a Software Engineer with limited SysEng experience. I have a few weeks old "WD 4 TB Elements Portable External Hard Drive", that is a USB 4 TB External HD. I've installed it on Raspberry ...
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My Debian vmware image has run out of space. I've expanded the disk image but now need to increase my root partition to see the additional space. My volume is setup as follows Disk /dev/sda: 50 GiB, ...
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I need some help with an SSD disk drive that I am using, or trying to. I encrypted the SSD with cryptsetup, then I forgot about it (there were some files). I rewrote the disk drive completely (using ...
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We have a partition, which is exactly 50 GByte sized: # fdisk -l /dev/sdb Disk /dev/sdb: 50 GiB, 53687091200 bytes, 104857600 sectors Units: sectors of 1 * 512 = 512 bytes Sector size (logical/...
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I’m in a situation where I want to enlarge the default size of an ext4 filesystem used by the firmware. The problem is resize2fs is doing extra things like clearing some filesystems features and ...
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People say ext3 supports file timestamp precision up to seconds and ext4 up to nanoseconds. What happens is that my old VPS running Ubuntu 12.04 with an ext3 filesystem always (as far as I can ...
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Quick question: Can I resize a filesystem without resizing the partition in advance? The question aims at growing, but information on shrinking might be useful for future reference too. Here's the ...
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Why does the GUI tool for formatting disks have no option to format with ext2 and ext3 filesystems? Why would a tool used for formatting exclude these filesystems? What is the rationale behind this ...
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There are superblock, group descriptor table, inode bitmap, data bitmap , inode table ,etc. As I understood. these are stored in virtual memory sequentially. Are these metadata(superblock, group ...
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Is it possible to convert / and /boot file system from ext3 to btrfs? I have not experienced converting previously but I seen that filesystem from ext3 needs to be unmounted. Filesystem ...
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