https://community.hpe.com/t5/hpe-proliant-storage-systems/smart-array-3200-and-linux-file-systems/m-p/3486165#M918 I don't know if my problem is the file system or not, so I ask..<BR /><BR />I have a server running on a Smart Array 3200 and 12 x 18.2GB drives.<BR /><BR />There are 2 volumes, both are currently formatted as Reiserfs, this because it's the default in SuSE Linux.<BR /><BR />I've noticed that the system "waits" for extended amount of time when file activity increases. That makes the system look like it's hanged, but then continue after 10-30 seconds. Can this be related to reiserfs, or should I look elsewhere?<BR /><BR />If it's reiser, what other file system should I use for good performance?<BR /><BR />Anders. Tue, 15 Feb 2005 10:23:27 GMT Anders Norrbring 2005-02-15T10:23:27Z https://community.hpe.com/t5/hpe-proliant-storage-systems/smart-array-3200-and-linux-file-systems/m-p/3486165#M918 I don't know if my problem is the file system or not, so I ask..<BR /><BR />I have a server running on a Smart Array 3200 and 12 x 18.2GB drives.<BR /><BR />There are 2 volumes, both are currently formatted as Reiserfs, this because it's the default in SuSE Linux.<BR /><BR />I've noticed that the system "waits" for extended amount of time when file activity increases. That makes the system look like it's hanged, but then continue after 10-30 seconds. Can this be related to reiserfs, or should I look elsewhere?<BR /><BR />If it's reiser, what other file system should I use for good performance?<BR /><BR />Anders. Tue, 15 Feb 2005 10:23:27 GMT https://community.hpe.com/t5/hpe-proliant-storage-systems/smart-array-3200-and-linux-file-systems/m-p/3486165#M918 Anders Norrbring 2005-02-15T10:23:27Z