Press, Jonathan wrote:Scanning on open should be a last resort. Scan in advance when you can. Of course, removable media cannot be scanned until it is inserted and mounted, that is obvious. The scanning can start as soon as the filesystem is mounted though, there is no reason to wait until users try to access something. A CD inserted into a CD-server may not necessarily be needed immediately, so scanning in advance will help here too. The user inserting a CD in a home computer may start to use stuff right away, or perhaps he spends some time reading the docs before a complicated install. Sill room for some scanning in advance, which also may end up with the nice effect of caching the CD. Helge Hafting --
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| Artem Bityutskiy | [PATCH 11/44 take 2] [UBI] allocation unit header |
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