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John wrote: |
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> Wouldn't this particular topic be best answered by the dev's of said file systems and |
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> what, if any, fragmentation etc, could and can and will happen with the different |
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> arguments ie -m 0, etc.? All it is now between everyone discussing this here in a Gentoo |
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> list is more or less conjecture, at least what I've read from most posts. Wouldn't the |
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> people who make up, design and take care of the file systems in discussion be the best |
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> ones to simply ask? |
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> Not meaning to 'end' the discussion, just curious as to why no one has gone to those who |
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> would know best and brought it up and seeked out the answer(s) from them instead of people |
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> who only can guesstimate here. So don't get mad, get glad, heh heh. |
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I think one reason may be this, there are people on this list that have |
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more experience than a lot of devs. By that, I mean real life |
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experience. Sometimes what devs expect doesn't actually happen in real |
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life situations. For example, when testing a file system and how it |
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frags, large files, small files or medium size files? Are these files |
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changing or once saved they never change? |
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So, sometimes asking a person who actually uses something can have |
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better advice than the person that created it. |
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Just saying. |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |
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I am only responsible for what I said ... Not for what you understood or |
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how you interpreted my words! |
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