On Mon, 2003-08-11 at 10:26, Lawson, Jim wrote:
> Has anyone used these? What are you comments about these. ( Good, Bad)
> 
> James S. Lawson
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I've been running performance comparisons between ext3, XFS, and
ReiserFS.  My numbers are showing that XFS is coming out on top out of
all three.

Civileme originally touted XFS as his favorite.  I find that I agree
with him.  One thing that pushed me in the direction of XFS was the
possible need for terabyte sized database files.  XFS allows file sizes
of this magnitude, and this is also very handy for multimedia work, such
as working with DVD and sound stuff.

I originally was going with ext3 because of it's reliability; however
now, since I have run XFS for nearly 8 months now, across three Mandrake
distro versions, I've decided to switch exclusively to XFS.  The reasons
for this include it's stability and virtual absence of problems here,
even when run under the beta releases.  I'm not saying that there won't
be any problems for anybody, but what I do believe is that because of
Mandrake's perseverance in supplying and maintaining the XFS stuff in
regard to the kernel that just about all of the problems have pretty
much been worked out.

Anyway, the bottom line is that I find it faster and more responsive,
and the boot times, load times (application and service) that I have
checked show XFS to be ahead of both Reiser and ext3.

I wish Civileme was here, he could certainly offer more commentary on
XFS.



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