Eben King wrote:
> Switch to reiserfs. It still fscks periodically, but the fscks are trivial.
>
Also, dangerous. If your userspace reiserfsck doesn't match _exactly_
the version of reiserfs in your kernel, you will very likely lose data
during a reiserfsck. This has been discussed in many places, and that
fact hasn't changes AFAIK.
I've lost so much data to reiserfs, that I now refuse to use it. Sure,
it is fast, and probably has its uses in specific applications, but I've
found XFS to be _much_ safer, and generally as fast as reiserfs was for
my purposes.
YMMV.
- Ian C. Blenke <ian@blenke.com> http://ian.blenke.com/
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