Bob Finch wrote: > Actually this is hardly a surprise and your experience hardly unique. > > Hans Reiser himself does not feel his filesystem is anything other than > experimental and prone to failure. He has said this many times concerning > both the filesystem itself and the toolset for repair. Since he feels this > way; it is easy to understand that his filesystem can be prone to failure > in surprising and unexpected ways. > > Buyer beware applies here. > > > Very best regards; > > Bob Finch
I've also experienced huge problems with ReiserFS. After trying ReiserFS, ext2/3, XFS and JFS I would say that ReiserFS is the very worst of the lot... Personally I would recommend XFS - after using it for two months now I've had no file system errors, even with lots of systems hangs due to an overheating CPU. :( The only problem with XFS is that it's practically impossible to undelete files... So be very careful of what you delete. In regards to startup / shutdown speeds, the best thing to do in my opinion is make sure that you don't have any unnecessary processes loading at startup. Jody Ribton _______________________________________________ arch mailing list [email protected] http://www.archlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/arch
