Difference between revisions of "Drive formats"
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| − | <td>Operating System</td><td bgcolor="green">Ext3 or Ext4</td><td> | + | <td>Operating System</td><td bgcolor="green">Ext3 or Ext4</td><td>High speed, SSD</td><td>----</td> |
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| − | <td>Media Storage</td><td bgcolor="green">XFS</td><td> | + | <td>Media Storage</td><td bgcolor="green">XFS</td>7200 rpm<td></td><td>NTFS</td> |
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Revision as of 06:52, 10 April 2011
This page is a guide to inform you of the formats for the best performance from your LinuxMCE installation. Dont fret if your existing drives are not in the listed formats, but its a good idea to setup new ones in this manner.
| Drive Purpose | Drive Format | Recommended Speed | Other Compatible formats |
| Operating System | Ext3 or Ext4 | High speed, SSD | ---- |
| Media Storage | XFS | 7200 rpmNTFS |
