I also think XFS would be damn good for opensolaris.
That would be phenomenal. XFS is absolutely state of the art (on IRIX / IRX64
6.5.x at least).
Now if we only had GRUB stage 1.5 and stage 2 XFS reader, we could do a
complete install of Solaris11/Nevada/OpenSolaris on XFS...
Don't get me
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You say the Windows driver is free and the distribution says it is GPL
licensed. So where is the
S.K. Sammandam [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The crossmeta driver binary on Windows is free
without any warranty.
The addon driver modules from Linux is open-source,
whereas The crossmeta kernel based on freebsd VFS is
not open-source yet. This has to do with the
Microsoft IFS licensing and
Not know what others said about ReiserFS, but in my experience ReiserFS gives
me far less trouble than ext2/ext3. Especially when recover from power
interruption.
Even with journalizing, ext3 fs on our local servers suffer from data
corruption and needed to be fsck'ed ;) during power
