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Problems with hardware & laptops not being detected or supported during or after install.

 
 
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Old March 3rd, 2007   #1
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reiserFS and defrag and fsck

Hi folks!

I installed ubuntu on a reiserFS partition, because reiserFS is told to be faster than ext3. I don't know whether it is or not, just got some questions:

* How do I set-up an auto-check every 30 mounts?
* Is reiserFS as fragment-resistent as ext3?
* Is reiserFS really faster?
* Anything else I should know?

Anyway, no problems so far.

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