[sorry for the mis-threading... I joined this list after this thread had
run its course]
One argument for a filesystem other than ext2/3 is that those have an
8TB limit. There are currently raid arrays on the market that have a
12TB capacity.
I suppose the RedHat response would be to run GFS? But we only have one
server, not a cluster. And it seems overly-complex considering the
existence of XFS.
XFS has other advantages too:
- it's supported by other distros, so there's no vendor lock-in
- it has a long history with IRIX and now Linux
Damian Menscher
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