If you are using a "generic" install of Fedora Core - that is, if you didn't actually do something toI am attempting to enable journaling on my Fedora system. I have seen in the "man mount" page that I must set the option in mount to "data=journal". Where do I enter this switch? I have placed the option in the /etc/fstab file in various places. This generates many error messages at re-boot. There is probably a simple solution but this eludes me.
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change to a non-ext3 file system, you're already using journaling on an ext3 file system.
Journaling options are set in the /etc/fstab file, in the file system options column. If you really need to set a non-default mode of journaling (like for some reason you want to use the data=journal option rather than the default data=ordered) you'd need to change the entry for that file system to be something like this:
/dev/sdd1 /var/lib/imap/user ext3 data=journal 1 3
That is, you'd probably end up replacing the defaults entry with data=journal
But make sure you understand the implications of changing the journaling option.
