In reference to #31, I am seeing the same thing on ext3 partitions in multiple distros and systems, 32-bit and 64-bit. With ext4, jdb2 continually accesses the disk when the laptop is otherwise idle. With ext3, kjournald does the same thing, maybe slightly less frequently.
In reference to #31, I am seeing the same thing on ext3 partitions in multiple distros and systems, 32-bit and 64-bit. With ext4, jdb2 continually accesses the disk when the laptop is otherwise idle. With ext3, kjournald does the same thing, maybe slightly less frequently.