Journal size has more to do with activity when you are in data journaling
mode. Otherwise you will be hard pressed to fill a 32MB journal with
meta-data.
>
> 2. If so, does resize2fs change the journal size properly?
>
As long as resize2fs doesn't change the inode of the journal file you should
be fine.
> When I have resized ext3 filesystems, I have removed then recreated the
> journal manually because it wasn't clear from the documentation whether
> resize2fs does the appropriate thing.
>
I haven't actually resized any ext2/3 partitions. Didn't need to. I'll do
some tests though.
Andrew, Andreas, any official comments?
Mike
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