Benjamin Andresen wrote: > * 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.
FWIW, I've had a number of evil things happen with reiserfs. It's rare, and seems to only happen when I try to change partition size, but there's been several occasions where my reiserfs got totally corrupted and lost loads of files. I actually just started using ext3 on my most recent installation in the hopes that I never have to deal with this again. DR _______________________________________________ arch mailing list [email protected] http://www.archlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/arch
