Best file system for an SSD on a netbook?

Question

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I'm going to install linux on my Eee PC 2G Surf (700) .
As I understand it, in order to prolong the life of an SSD disk, you need to:
a) Cut off SWAP
b) Install an unjournaled file system, or even better, one tailored for flash
Question: what kind of unjournaled file system and what options do you recommend for installation on a netbook?

Answer 1

File system - ext4 with journal disabled; set noatime,commit=120 in the mount parameters (if you need a UPS on the desktop, and a live battery on the netbook, because the write cache will merge every 120 seconds); /tmp and /var/[log|run] put in tmpfs. For greater importance, mount the root in read-only mode, and move /var and /home to separate partitions. True, not all distributions like such things.

Answer 2

Here is an excellent article-guide, where everything was well told and shown.

Answer 3

www.zdnet.com/blog/perlow/geek-sheet-a-tweakers-guide-to-solid-state-drives-ssds-and-linux/9190
On servers with SSDs, we set noatime.

Answer 4

In general, ideally, you need to reduce the write of information to disk to zero, i.e. to make the netbook work only with RAM, when I used a flash drive with Windows installed on it, I used EWF to prevent the flash drive from dying prematurely. Unfortunately, I don't know any alternatives for *nix EWF(

Answer 5

What distribution kit did you decide to install, if not a secret?