I ran XFS for a few months and never had any problems with it. Its a very solid filesystem and is also backed by a very responsible development team. The only reason I don't use it anymore is because its too much work to merge other patches like -ac or rmap.
Lets hope it goes into 2.5 soon..:(
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This is modern-age slavery! Why must we discriminate against these lower life forms? How would you like it if you were used for fuel?
11K(thousand) degrees? Ouch!
Hopefully we'll end up with something as stable and functional as Oracle but as free and flexible as MySQL.
This is cool. Test.
Search the ext3-users list archive, I'm sure I've seen this reported before.
I ran XFS for a few months and never had any problems with it. Its a very solid filesystem and is also backed by a very responsible development team. The only reason I don't use it anymore is because its too much work to merge other patches like -ac or rmap. Lets hope it goes into 2.5 soon.. :(