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Thanks for replies. As I had expected, they brought even more |
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uncertainty then I had before... :-) |
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ext3/4: |
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I excluded them because as I understand, they do not support |
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snapshots (only with lvm, which I do not use, and I've hreard |
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snapshots in lvm are not very effective, or something like that). |
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Next minus-point, I tried resizing of ext3/lvm once in the past |
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and remember it was a real pain in a**... |
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reiserfs/reiser4: |
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Future of these fs seems to be somehow vague, at least to me. |
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And I do not know if it can handle snaphosts and resizing. |
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xfs & power-off: |
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I have always thought, journaling is there to prevent data |
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loss during unexpected power-off. And now I read I could |
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loose data even with journaled fs...? |
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jfs & power-off: |
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the same. How is it possible, I could loose data with such |
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a mature journaled filesystem during power-off? |
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btrfs: |
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never heard of it. Is it stable enough to be used? I just |
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checkt man-page of "mount", and it does not show btrfs |
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as supported filesystem... |
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Jarry |
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