View Poll Results: What's your favourite file system?
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I'd like to know what your favourite file system is. I've been using ext3 for a few years now, and as I'm thinking about using Debian as a secondary OS ...
- 11-23-2005 #1Linux Guru
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Your fave file system?
I'd like to know what your favourite file system is. I've been using ext3 for a few years now, and as I'm thinking about using Debian as a secondary OS I'd like to know what you like and why. I feel like a change ...
Geeky? Nerdy? No - just practical.
PS: Not every file system is on here. No Irix or Minix... Just the ones I'm interested in, so please add your own stuff to this thread. Thanx
I am always doing that which I can not do, in order that I may learn how to do it. - Pablo Picasso
- 11-23-2005 #2Trusted Penguin
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fingal, you must be psychic! Just yesterday I was thinking about posting this very same poll question! :twilight_zone_music:
- 11-23-2005 #3Linux Enthusiast
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been using reiser from the start,handy if the kids mess with my computer.they tend to do hard resets when i don't watch them
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- 11-23-2005 #4Linux Enthusiast
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reiserfs here too.....it's quick and also (as deltaflyer said) takes hard resets well.
- 11-23-2005 #5Linux Guru
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What about XFS? Just because SGI is now a penny stock is no reason to discriminate
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- 11-23-2005 #6Linux Guru
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Spoooooooooookkkkyyyyyyyy
Originally Posted by Dapper Dan I am always doing that which I can not do, in order that I may learn how to do it. - Pablo Picasso
- 11-23-2005 #7Linux Enthusiast
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reiserfs here too
- 11-23-2005 #8Linux Guru
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Yop,
ReiserFS -notail for /
ReiserFS -defaults for /home
Check this out: http://linuxgazette.net/102/piszcz.html
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Plus this: http://www.informatik.uni-frankfurt....serfs-xfs.html"To express yourself in freedom, you must die to everything of yesterday. From the 'old', you derive security; from the 'new', you gain the flow."
-Bruce Lee
- 11-23-2005 #9Linux Guru
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Pleased so see so much support for reiserfs. It's what I was thinking of using.
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I use XFS, and have never had those lengthy recoveries like with ext3 after a crash.
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