* James Rayner ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > Linux based filesystems, or ext3 at least, are/is much more durable > than we give them credit, this same computer has run out of battery > life plenty of times, with no problems. Well, this maybe holds true for file systems like ext3/xfs... I killed my machine with them alot... When using reiserfs, and now jfs... I'm happy if I don't have to look in the lost+found errors and rearrange the inode numbers to names I can work with. This statement is from a use case that is probably very rare. (The open source radeon driver freezes my system every time I draw a lot on the X-Server.)
But then again, this is obviously very subjective and please don't start
flaming because your favorite file systems didn't do a very good job for
me... I always say in the IRC channel that file systems are very YMMVish.
On topic:
How about backgrounding most daemons... This greatly increases boot-up
time for me.
HTH,
Benny
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