That's hardly an insightful comment. I wonder if you might be able to expand on it.
Are you saying it's not important that they are fast? Or that they are not important at all? Or something else? I for one found that having an NTFS capable read/write driver on my opensolaris has *really* made a huge difference to the number of times I have had to say "awwwww, CRAP!" and started looking for a workaround when someone has handed me an NTFS USB stick or hard disk. AFAIAC, any functionality in OpenSolaris that's slow enough to be considered crap is counter-productive to what everyone is trying to do with it... My 2c. Nathan. Bob Palowoda wrote: >> When I tried ntfs-3g driver, it was really slow. It >> was like ~3MB/sec read speed. Write, I didnt dare to >> try. What read speed do you get with ntfs-3g? What >> read speed do you get with ext3 driver? > > I do not think performance of these types of drivers are really an issue. > End of story. > > ---Bob
