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CapSel wrote: |
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> It's now more than five times when reiserfs has "sucked my data into |
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> /dev/null". At the begining I thout that was a hardware problem - |
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> disk, ram... but now I am almost 100% sure that reiserfs IS NOT stable |
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> file system. It doesn't matter if I have gentoo-sources or |
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> hardened-sources, if I compile for my arch or for i386... heavy load |
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> or just one rsync process, gentoo or slackware (I thought that I gave |
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> "bad" CFLAGS, USE...). |
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> ...it lacked support for SEcurity labels some time ago... |
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> But it is still fastest fs. |
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> Am I the only one who have this problem? |
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> So my question is - how can I help to eliminate this bug(s)? |
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I've used Linux for many years - the *only* times I have ever lost data |
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has been due to reiserfs file corruption.... and both times I had / and |
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/usr mounted as reiserfs, so I'd recommend avoiding it on these two |
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filesystems anyway! |
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I'd recommend changing to ext3 or xfs, as I've found both to be solid (I |
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prefer xfs but that just my personal opinion). |
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Cheers |
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Mark |
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