another article found via lwn.net:

 ZFS on Linux: It's alive
 A hot feature from OpenSolaris is taking a weird but working path to
Linux inclusion

 By Don Marti, LinuxWorld.com, 06/18/07

An interesting (to me) tidbit from this article was:
"""
..Filesystem in Userspace (FUSE), introduced in the 2.6.14 kernel
released in October 2005, enables Linux to use filesystems that run as
ordinary processes.
...
..one sysadmin, Chris Samuel, has posted benchmarks that clock only
about half the speed of another Linux filesystem, XFS.

NTFS-3g, however, has results comparable to a native Linux filesystem,
so "at least NTFS-3g does show that good performance is quite possible
for a FUSE filesystem," Samuel says in an e-mail interview.
"""

Regards,
..jim


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