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IN ADDITION, you need like... ALOT of Inodes like 2-3 million, i highly recommend making a DEDICATED ext4 partition JUST FOR this dictionary that has an outrageous inode count
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IN ADDITION, you need like... ALOT of Inodes like 10 million, i highly recommend making a DEDICATED ext4 partition JUST FOR this dictionary that has an outrageous inode count
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personally i recommend a 40-45GB that is 45,000,000,000 bytes / 10,000,000 goal inodes = 4,500 bytes per inode (waow that is crazy)
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personally i recommend a 40-45GB that is 45,000,000,000 bytes / 10,000,000 goal inodes = 4,500 bytes per inode (waow that is crazy)
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this is a decently efficent way to patition the format while still leaving a very decent amount of space left for extra files, or whatever future expansion may be required making a filesystem like this would probably require first making an ext4 partition with fdisk, then using mkfs.ext4 -i 3200 to achieve the 3200 bytes per inode ratio...
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this is a decently efficent way to patition the format while still leaving a very decent amount of space left for extra files, or whatever future expansion may be required making a filesystem like this would probably require first making an ext4 partition with fdisk, then using mkfs.ext4 -i 3200 to achieve the 3200 bytes per inode ratio...
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