Clemens Eisserer wrote:
Well, it sounds a bit like a microsoft manager explaining why XP-Home
has no terminal server features ;-)
I think an mkfs-option would be best, with a warning if the value
given by the user is nonsence (3-8% ok?).
Is there a reason we need to specify this at mkfs time?
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Well, it sounds a bit like a microsoft manager explaining why XP-Home
has no terminal server features ;-)
I think an mkfs-option would be best, with a warning if the value
given by the user is nonsence (3-8% ok?).
On the contrary a 500GB hard drive with normal files on it would not
benefit too muc