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Harald Arnesen wrote: | I then converted to ext3, and haven't lost a file since. And never on | any machine that runs ext3. I think the repair utility for ext2/3 is | ways ahead of the one for reiser.
This is probably due to the fact that the tools for ext2/ext3 are a lot more tried and tested. For what it's worth, I've been using ext3 and have never had a problem with it. With the b-tree hashes (-O dir_index) it seems fast enough for my use (a desktop/workstation/testbed server with multiple partitions spanning two hard disks).
| (still have a 486 with kernel 1.0.9) Woah o_O
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