On August 25, 2001 09:47 pm, Collins Richey wrote:
> [ snips ]
>
> On Sunday 26 August 2001 08:14 pm, burns wrote:
> > I have found resiersfs to be problematic, generally, and
> > especially for /boot. Personally, I would only recommend it for
> > data partitions. YMMV
>
> Obviously, my mileage is pretty good, having used reiserfs for
> several months now for / and /boot. As long as you remember the
> notail option, /boot is not a problem.
To each his own, Collins. :o)
Those that have used it in our group here have experienced a number of issues
and the prevailing opinion is that it is not fully cooked for production use.
Reisersfs seems to be gaining broad acceptance in Europe, but even Suse
doesn't recommend it for /boot. It would appear that you have worked past
this if you haven't had any problems after several months, but with file
systems you never really know when an issue will arise - it isn't always
apparent at the start.
--
burns
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