Well since I had to reformat my drive last night I'll turn Journaling off too. Do you think it could have been causing my catalogue issue? On 2/3/04 3:13 PM, "John Baltutis" <baltwo at san.rr.com> wrote: > On 02/02/04, Ryan Fleming <ryan at randallflagg.ws> wrote: >> >> Journaling was enabled. What is Journaling anyway? > > "Mac OS X: About File System Journaling" > <http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=107249>, states that > journalling "enhances computer availability and fault resilience, which is > especially noteworthy for servers. Journaling protects the integrity of the > file system on Xserve and other computers using Mac OS X Server in the > event of an unplanned shutdown or power failure. It also helps to maximize > the uptime of servers and connected storage devices by expediting repairs > to the affected volumes when the system restarts." > > INHO, I conclude that it's great for protecting servers from unexpected > outages and allows automatic restarts, but I consider it overkill for > single-user, nonnetworked, home machines. Thus, journalling is disabled on > my machine. > -- Ryan Randall Flagg www.randallflagg.ws