Quote from: TeaRex on July 27, 2011, 01:09:36 AM

Yes, it's more tolerant and especially it restarts much faster in such a situation as power failure or hardware reset.

I don't personally know coinlinus, but just type "mount" in a terminal window. If you see "ext2" in the line that has the lone slash, you're not using a journaling file system. If you see "ext3" or "ext4", you are on a journaling system. In most modern Linux setups the latter is the default, so your chances are pretty good.

(If you see neither of the three, post here again with the full output from "mount"; a few Linuxes use other filesystems than those from the standard "ext" series).

Excuse me, but journaling fs will kill the usb flash memory with persistent installation after one week, maximum two ...

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