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Re: Significant performance drop in InnoDB truncation after Linux upgrade
Posted by: Bjørn Trondsen
Date: March 07, 2012 11:58AM

No, I dont belive my.cnf changed before the issue was introduced.
While investigated I've fiddled with a lot of innodb settings as well as tried with a default my.cnf.

The filesystem is ext3, and hasnt been changed lately.

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