I assume Ext4 is the latest NTFS driver? I don't know if it or Ext3
is ok or safe. That is what I am asking, and yes I do have data on
those disks I want to keep = media storage. I am not going to stream
at this time but I may do playback if I can get TV out to work.
Mostly I am planning on storing stuff I don't access very often,
about 3TB.... but I do not want to loose it.
At 04:03 AM 11/28/2009, you wrote:
What's wrong with Ext4? Do you have data on those disks you want to
save? Isn't Ext4 supposed to be much faster and boot the system more
quickly? Haven't used it myself but thinking about it as I have a copy of 9.10.
Winterlight wrote:
I plan on putting together a PC from old parts, dual Xeon, 4GB of
DDR, ATI 1950Pro, to stick all my extra hard SATA drives in. I am
not doing RAID. Each individual drive is partitioned as a Logical
NTFS.I don't want to deal with licensing issues so I thought I
would run Windows 2000...except it doesn't support HT.... but then
I thought this would be a good time to use Ubuntu 9.01. I know it
can read NTFS and there is a driver to let it write to NTFS, but
how safe, and reliable is this... do I have to worry about Data corruption?
