There was talk some time back about early versions of reiserfs not playing nice with nfs, but that was supposed to have been fixed a long time ago. I now use nfs and reiserfs on two desktops that have occasional crashes (usually power outages, or me making mistakes!) and have never seen a problem. But, if there is a more than a few instances, then ...
BillK On Fri, 2003-07-11 at 07:13, Paulo da Silva wrote: > William Kenworthy escreveu: > > >... > >reiserfs is fantastic - much better than ext3 which occaionally acts > >... > > > I have been using reiserfs for a long time on desktop without any problems. > Unfortunately, when I was trying to setup my laptop I got a few crashes. > In two of them I lost all my reiserfs partition information. Just in > case, I still keep a > frequent mirror of the reiserfs partition on an ext2 one. I hadn't any more > problems but I still didn't have any more crashes or power fails so far. > > BTW, one of the crashes occured when I tried to shut down the laptop > while it > was sharing a nfs dir with the desktop and, I can't remember why, he > couldn't > "talk" to the desktop. It was retrying the connection for a long time. > So, I decided to > power it off. I couln't boot it any more. Trying to rebuild the tree, I > got a tree > with numeric names for the directories. > > May be just a coincidence ... > > > > -- > [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list -- William Kenworthy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
