> >> computer while writing to the HD! No more trouble with invalid
> >> partitions, as PFS3-partitions are always valid. I have been using
> >
> > A word to the wise; "Always valid" does not necessarily equate to "no
> > data loss" :-(
>
> Also, "never validated" isn't the same as "always valid".
And "often validated" isn't the same as "no data loss" either! Look
at it like this: PFS wont lose any *more* data than FFS would under
the same situation, but *is* much faster and more reliable.
The only problem is that when an error occurs its much harder to
recover. :-( This is not a problem to someone with a backup. ;^)
PFS3 is supposed to have a better recovery system than PFS2, but I've
only got PFS2 - can anyone comment on the PFS3 recovery tool?
Ian
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