HI I have no bad experience with the reiser even with lots of resets and lockups (and I did already a lot of tomtom pin resets to get to this point) wheras I have lost ext3 on a clean machine due to kernel bug, we still have to run 2.6.13 on tomtom and I remember on around 2.6.18 there was ext3 (maybe ext2 as well) bug and I lost some partitions at that time
Reiser is space efficient, and don't worry for additional writes - you'll never wear out SD card from occasional linux sessions anyway On 1/5/09, Tor Arntsen <t...@spacetec.no> wrote: > On Sun, Jan 4, 2009 at 23:38, Roeland Th. Jansen <imap...@xs4all.nl> wrote: >> Emard wrote: > >>> The trickiest part is you need to modify kernel config to include >>> reiserfs filesystem, swap support and FPU emulation >>> >> >> I'd rather not opt for reiser in this case. (or any case at all) > > A logging file system isn't usually considered optimal for an SD card > (it just creates more writes to the card), so I concur - and for the > same reason ext2 would be better than ext3. Which is probably why ext2 > is often used among boot-from-SD Nokia N8x0 hackers, for example. > >
