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But most Linux distros do this by default as well. You have to mount with noatime to get rid of it.
by shintoist 15y ago
But most Linux distros do this by default as well. You have to mount with noatime to get rid of it.
- kinetik 15y agoLinux has defaulted to relatime since 2009.
- wazoox 15y agoIn fact nowadays most (all?) linux filesystems use relatime as default, which carries most of the advantages of both atime and noatime. See http://kerneltrap.org/node/14148 http://kerneltrap.org/node/14148 I don't know if something similar exists under windows (I suppose it doesn't).