On Tue, Sep 17, 2024 at 10:19:26AM -0300, Ronny Machado wrote:
>
> I've seen that kind of statement on any laptop install tutorial...but I
> wonder (No benchmark done in any case). Is it really necesary on nvme
> disks? One of my laptops has an nvme and it seems faster than others I
> have with SSD...until I put softdep and noatime on fstab and
> remount, again, this is a "perception" thing, no benchmark to back it up...
> Could anyone advice on that issue? Are softdep and noatime necessary?
On a modern laptop with resonable specs I would be surprised you would
be able to tell the difference with or without noatime.
For softdep, man mount has this to say:
softdep Mount an FFS file system using soft dependencies.
This option is only supported for compatibility and
has no effect on OpenBSD.
so that would be definitely skippable. I forget just when it was
made into a no-op on OpenBSD, but I think it's been like that for
at least a couple of releases.
Other followups from people with slightly less rapid-refresh memory
than myself may even provide the exact commit.
- Peter
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