## as root, with drive unmounted
tune2fs -j /dev/hdaX
(where X is the number to the partition you want to change)
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If you want to go the other way (mount a ext3 as a ext2 ) just explicitly
specify the type as ext2, when you mount ( or in /etc/fstab ) and you will
no longer be using a journal)
To squeak a little more space out of a drive, reduce or eliminate the reserved space
tune2fs -m 0 <partition>
sets the reserved space to none. DO NOT DO THIS ON THE ROOT PARTION, you you might make the system unbootable, or un login-able, if the drive fills up completely.
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