I use reiserfs but not familiar with the technical details. I'm
wondering if it's possible to use meta tags in reiser4 fs to add
labels to files.
for example, I could have labels: photo, work, personal, vacation
then a jpg file from work would have the labels photo and work.
it allows
I have a very similar problem;
Assume that I created an ecnrypted partition using reiserfs. I know I
can access the partition after a regular boot, but what if I used
LiveCD?
What data (and where it's stored) I need in order to access that partition using knoppix LiveCD for example.
I
I'll be interested in testing your code. I have an old 20GB HD which I can play with.
Currently, I have a USB drive formatted in NTFS, because, I want it to
be accessible by friend's XP machine in case of emergencies. and I
would convert it to ReiserFS once your code is stable enough.
having a
First of all, I'm HW engineer, and don't know much about implementation
details of FS. I know some coding, I've coded for different levels from
linux device drivers to GUI's, but I know a lot about integration
between levels of hierarchy.
I generally agree with the idea that high level
how many people are on reiserfs-list? On 8/8/05, michael chang [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 8/8/05, michael chang [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On 8/8/05, David Masover [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: PFC wrote:
If only it had a resizer :( I would definitely give $25 for the repacker, which is the
here's a noob question. I have a usb HD using reiserfs 3.6
I want to change the label of the disk, so when it's automounted, the
mounting point has some meaning such as backup instead of usbdisk
fstab-sync seems to use the label of the disk to create a mounting point.
mkfs.reiserfs -l label
Hi,
I've been using reiserfs for several years now and it's been choice
number one for me; I'll probably switch to reiser4 once it's in the
main kernel.
on my home file server machine, one hard drive (120GB) reports 80 GB used, but I have no idea how and where it's used.
df -h reports 80GB used
du -shx reports 9.5GB
I'm running latest from gentoo, so I assume it's 3.6.19.
I ran fsck.reiserfs from gentoo liveCD 2005.1 and at the end I got zero errors.
The problem could be fixed, I could tar the whole root directory to an
external drive, format the partition and then tar it back. but
. (including for system directories such as /proc /dev) and
restoring exactly as it was before format?
Thanks,
-B
On 10/27/05, Bedros Hanounik [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
du -shx reports 9.5GB
I'm running latest from gentoo, so I assume it's 3.6.19.
I ran fsck.reiserfs from gentoo liveCD 2005.1
an interview with MS transactional file system guy (winfs)here http://channel9.msdn.com/Showpost.aspx?postid=142120it's in wmv format; you need mplayer with win32codecs library. It's 140MB file; and very informative, but made me think less of winFS.
-B
I don't think there's a transcript; but I'll try to convert it to xvid. mean while, try to get xvid codec installed on your system.-BOn 12/5/05, Peter van Hardenberg
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Is there a transcript anywhere?
-pvhOn December 4, 2005 10:44 pm, Bedros Hanounik wrote: an interview
I had the exact same problem on a 300GB hard drive over USB with ReiserFSby running resiserfsck, the tools suggested running it again with --rebuild-tree option and it was a mistake. reiserfsck --rebuild-tree screwed things up big time; but I had a backup copy of my stuff, so I reformatted the HD.
I think versioning plugin is a great idea and I bet there're many people like me waiting for such a plugin. However, I have few questions;what happens when I delete a file? should I loose all history of the file with such action?
if there's an undelete plugin, what kind of hooks needed so
suggestions were burst of the moment, I didn't give 'em much thoughts; however, all the problems you found could be fixed. Again, I'm not the FS expert here.-BOn 1/12/06,
David Masover [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Bedros Hanounik wrote: I think versioning plugin is a great idea and I bet there're many people
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