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    Comparison of Ext2 vs Ext3 vs ReiserFS vs JFS vs XFS

    Scripts to Test Ext2 vs Ext3 vs ReiserFS vs JFS vs XFS

    Testing Process
    • Master System
      • default/unpatched Redhat EL3-Workstation
      • Intel S875WP1E Motherboard - 800FSB
      • Intel P4-2.8G - 800FSB - 512KB L2 cache
      • 1GB or 2GB of PC-3200 DDR-333 memory
      • 80GB Seagate Master disk = /dev/hda
      • 80GB Seagate Target disk = /dev/hdc --> target filesystem to be tested

    • Test Process
      • Partition table is kept constant during these test (partitioned w/ fdisk only once)
      • Format the Target disk with the test Filesystem
      • Copy the Master Disk filesystem to the Target Disk
      • Do multiple kernel compile on the Target Disk filesystem

        Test1 - 3 passes
        • 1GB of memory
        • It takes longer to write data on each succesive pass

        Test-10 -- 10 passes
        • Only the kernel compiles were done on the Target disk, Master disk was unchanged
        • Script was changed, start/end time fo formatted not displayed
        • It takes longer to write data on each succesive pass -- bad --
        • XFS seems to be immune to delays in successive passes

      • These kernel compiles Tests ( T1 and T2 ) were done by:
        • Format the Target Disk w/ the target filesystem to test
        • install RH-EL3 onto the target filesystem and boot it
        • do 10 kernel compile passes after booting the target filesystem

        T1 -- 4 passes on 1st Master identical as 2nd Master
        • 1st kernel compile pass takes the longest

        T2 -- 4 passes on 2nd Master identical as 1st Master
        • 1st kernel compile pass takes the longest

    Summary: Ext2 vs Ext3 vs ReiserFS vs JFS vs XFS
    Formatting

    Test1 T10 T1 T2 <<--- Different Tests
    Ext2 :38 :39 :40 :40
    Ext3 :39 :41 :42 :41
    ReiserFS :07 :07 :07 :06
    JFS :02 :02 :02 :01 ==> 10x faster formatting
    XFS :02 :02 :02 :02 ==> 10x faster formatting


    Data-Copying

    Test1 T10 T1 T2 <<--- Different Tests
    Ext2 7:54 . 7:40 6:30
    Ext3 10:42 . 10:30 9:22 ---> ext3 is generally slow for copying
    ReiserFS 8:10 . 7:58 6:43 --> better
    JFS 8:55 . 8:29 7:25
    XFS 8:48 . 8:33 7:22


    Kernel-Compile

    Test1 T10 T1 T2 <<-- Different Tests
    Ext2 . . 3:51 3:51
    Ext3 . . 4:14 4:13
    ReiserFS . . 4:00 4:02 --> better
    JFS . . 4:11 4:11
    XFS . . 4:04 4:04


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