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Jorge Peixoto de Morais Neto <please.no.spam.here <at> gmail.com> writes: |
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> But anyway, I know I must make backups, but I still want a robust |
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> filesystem with good software support (such as data recovery |
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> utilities). Could you give me your suggestion for the safest |
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> filesystem for a desktop user that only uses 3,8G of his 54G root |
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> partition? I care about speed, but I think that my usage pattern does |
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> not stress the filesystem (if what Valerie Henson says is true). |
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reiserfs, Never lost anything.....I could not recover across dozens of |
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systems..... |
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ymmv |
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Backups. |
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get a usb stick and manually copy your stuff to it, periodically. |
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safe and cheap. Don't bother backing up the operating system as it |
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can be re-created. /etc is a good idea and a few other key files |
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and your personal files.... |
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ymmv. |
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James |
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