FAT32 File-System Seeing as Much as 265x Improvement with Linux 7.4

16 pointsposted 19 hours ago
by Kevin_Flynn

3 Comments

cowlevel

16 hours ago

Thought that number sounded crazy, here's the important bit that explains it:

> Rather than doing many one-cluster allocations, the few lines of code makes it allocate multiple clusters in one call.

montjoy

14 hours ago

Since FAT32 doesn’t journal I wonder if this affects the chances for corrupting data.

vetrom

13 hours ago

Considering the Linux block elevator, page cache, and write bundling, no more or less than any other non-journaled filesystem configuration on Linux.