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Dale wrote: |
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> But if we learned to much, we may be dangerous or something. Sometimes |
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> to much knowledge can be bad. lol |
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> I !think! I tried XFS once. If it was XFS, you need to have a UPS for |
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> sure. Every time the system crashed I had to re-install. I never got |
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> it to recover even once. I have heard the same thing about its defrag |
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> efficiency tho. Just don't trust it to much with my data. |
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> Dale |
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> :-) :-) |
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Not sure if you're talking about something else but I was talking about |
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ZFS[1], not XFS. ZFS is the latest filesystem from Sun which ships with |
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the later versions of Solaris/OpenSolaris. I don't want to be seen to |
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advertise it loads here, but it really is good. I recently moved my |
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fileserver to a solaris/ZFS box instead of raid on gentoo. Since then my |
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data hasn't been inaccessible once, and I haven't had the scary problems |
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like when gentoo decides to reboot and not bring my arrays back online :) |
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[1]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ZFS |
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Matt |
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