Boot process slow after formatting partition to ext3
Recently, I'd formatted a 15 GB partition from NTFS to EXT3, and changed the appropriate line in /etc/fstab as follows:
Code:
/dev/hde1 /media/hde1 ext3 defaults 0 0 Code:
Starting Enterprise Volume Management System... In Nautilus file manager (this is on Ubuntu Dapper), I can use that partition well, and I didn't find correlated messages in either /var/log/messages or /var/log/syslog. Note the partition in question is not the root file system. How can I speed up the boot process again? Thanks |
Do you use Enterprise Volume Management System?
If you dont you could just disable it? |
Thanks. Where can I disable it? Or do I have to uninstall it?
- Mmh, I found there are several EVMS packages installed (well, *I* did not install them by purpose / manually...?!). I read EVMS was useful for resizing volumes while they're mounted. Also it appears as if other, more basic volume managers were installed, so I could remove EVMS (but I'm not sure about that)... One strange thing is, the Debian Package description for "evms" says Quote:
Another odd is, "kernel-patch-evms" doesn't seem to match the current Linux kernel (which is 2.6.19 in my case): Quote:
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