Van még egy érdekes hibrid megoldás is, ami az archwiki-ben szépen le van írva. EXT3 partició csatolása EXT4-ként:
Mounting ext3 partitions as ext4 without convertingRationaleA compromise between fully converting to ext4 and simply remaining with ext3 is to mount existing ext3 partitions as ext4.
Pros:
■Compatibility (the filesystem can continue to be mounted as ext3) – This allows users to still read the filesystem from other distributions/operating systems without ext4 support (e.g. Windows with ext3 drivers)
■Improved performance (though not as much as a fully-converted ext4 partition) – See Ext4 - Linux Kernel Newbies for details
Cons:
■Fewer features of ext4 are used (only those that do not change the disk format such as multiblock allocation and delayed allocation)
Note: Except for the relative novelty of ext4 (which can be seen as a risk), there is no major drawback to this technique.Procedure1.Edit /etc/fstab and change the 'type' from ext3 to ext4 for any partitions you would like to mount as ext4.
2.Re-mount the affected partitions.
3.Done.
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