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On 8/9/05, Neil Bothwick <neil@××××××××××.uk> wrote: |
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> XFS is good for a laptop as it is less likely to suffer a sudden failure |
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> than a desktop, the battery acts as a UPS. As long as you run some sort |
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> of battery monitor that shuts the computer down cleanly when battery |
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> levels become critical, power loss should not be an issue. |
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Absolutely. |
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I have been using XFS in my IBM Thinkpad for months now without any problems. |
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XFS seems to be well suited for laptop use when things are configured |
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as you just described. |
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Regards, |
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- AR |
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