I've grown not to trust J. Each time catastrophe hits (usually due to
unloading
kernel module on the fly, snd_hda is prone I think), I run fsck manually.
Maybe it's due to some hard drive hardware caching or whatnot, but I'm just
reporting
my impression. I'm bound to have something fishy about inodes in log if I
would
use journal.
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