On 21-03-2021 13:37, druck wrote:
> ext3 wont stop you getting these problems, but rather they will cause
> serious corruption, so stick with ext4.

Yeah, going back from ext4 to ext3 to solve some unknown problem doesn't
seem like a good idea.

Even apart from the inherent stability improvements, it seems likely
that modern kernel and application features depend on certain ext4
extensions like the smaller-than-one-second file timestamps (which also
highlights another ext3 disadvantage: its Y2038 problem).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ext3#Disadvantages

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