Mikael Jansson wrote: > What I generally do is to create a BFS volume in a file, which I can > then > easily dispose of when it becomes too fragmented, or even corrupted. > Currently, I have this for e-mail and IRC logs only, but I don't see > why > you couldn't have that for your Haiku/Mozilla development volume, on > which > you do stuff with small files. 'BFS with no indices in a file' is very nice for Mozilla-development. Also it has the nice side-effect of closing all tracker views from development on rebooting. To some that might be annoying though. Here's my cookbook if anyone's interested :) Make BFS-file (3000 *1024k size): #!/bin/sh dd if=/dev/zero of=mozdev.bfs bs=1024k count=3000 mkbfs -noindex 2048 mozdev.bfs Mozilla sync Mount BFS-file: #!/bin/sh mkdir /mozdev mount ~/mozdev.bfs /mozdev /Fredrik Holmqvist, TQH