Randall R Schulz wrote: > On Monday 10 September 2007 09:48, Jim Sabatke wrote: > >> Carlos E. R. wrote: >> >> <snip> >> >> >>> You could also consider xfs, it's very god for large files. Even >>> better, test your application with both types of filesystem, and >>> then decide. >>> >> What size do you consider large files to be? I do a lot of digital >> photography and have loads of files around 10MB. >> > > The "large" that the SGI folks had in mind when they designed XFS was > files used in the production of animated feature films of the Pixar > variety. > > By those standards (as well as by others considerably more typical for a > desktop system), 10 MB is certainly not large, these days. > > But I do remember my first 20 MB hard drive for my Mac. What a > phenomenal improvement that was over diskettes (even with the precious > external drive). Ah, the good old days. > > > >> TIA, >> >> Jim >> > > > Randall Schulz > Thanks to everyone who responded. I've decided to go with ext3 and feel more confident doing so after reading the comments everyone has posted.
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