Hi there!
I just read the discussion about the compression-plugin and I just wanted to
say that this feature is something I really always missed under Linux when
looking to NTFS.
Its really great to see progress in this area!
When do you think reiser4.1 will be ready?
Thanks a lot, Clemens Ei
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I have no idea, and so I must guess. I guess that if you try the same
application on a different computer it will work reasonably fast and
that the problem is hardware doing extensive retries.
We have tests on ext3 and it wasn't like fast, but few minutes, not 30
minutes..
Or, you are doing comp
On Friday 11 March 2005 18:39, Hans Reiser wrote:
> "I/O errors usually indicate bad hardware not bad software,
> probably you need to get a new disk and use dd_rescue to copy everything
This is your user friendly error message targeted at users that don't know
what an I/O error is?
What's an
Dr. Giovanni A. Orlando wrote:
> Hi,
>
>Some days ago I hear aboout the Reser 4.1.
>
>Is this true?
>
>Have Reiser4 moved to a new release?
Not yet. 4.1 is entering alpha test. Some details are at
www.namesys.com/blackbox_security.html
>
> Thanks,
> Giovanni.
>
Gorazd Golob wrote:
> Hi!
>
>>>
>> Probably you just have a lot of dirty buffers in RAM and they need to
>> flush to disk?
>>
> Hmm.. I'll try explain .. Before I did sync or unmount, application,
> that previosly wrote to reiser4 partition was closed. In moment of
> running sync or umount OS had
Hi,
Some days ago I hear aboout the Reser 4.1.
Is this true?
Have Reiser4 moved to a new release?
Thanks,
Giovanni.
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Hi!
Probably you just have a lot of dirty buffers in RAM and they need to
flush to disk?
Hmm.. I'll try explain .. Before I did sync or unmount, application, that
previosly wrote to reiser4 partition was closed. In moment of running sync
or umount OS had about 1.7gb of data in cache memory. Sync
Gorazd Golob wrote:
> hi!
>
> I have strangely long delay (still waiting at the time) when
> unmounting or syncing partition with reiser4. At the same time writes
> are occuring to disk subsystem - when checking vmstat and of course
> checking disk activity light ;).
>
> Why does it take so long a
Hello,
what your configure tells about _FILE_OFFSET_BITS &
_LARGE_FILES? if it cannot detect the right value, probably
the attached patches for configure.in would help.
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Thanks,
Vitaly Fertman
On Sunday 13 March 2005 12:13, Naveen Nathan wrote:
> Hey Reiser team & fellow Reiser users.
>
>
hi!
I have strangely long delay (still waiting at the time) when unmounting or
syncing partition with reiser4. At the same time writes are occuring to
disk subsystem - when checking vmstat and of course checking disk activity
light ;).
Why does it take so long and it will ever finish ?:)
I don'
siddharth kothari wrote:
Hello
hi.
i am trying to create an in-memory for Reiser4. from
the code i understand the following:
1) Znode is the inmemory representation of the actual
node.
2) children have pointers to thier parents and alsso
maintain their position in parents.
3) Znodes also have the
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