Am Donnerstag, 29. November 2007 schrieb ext Harald Barth: > > We use openafs clients on a lot of machines. The local Filesystems are > > usually reiser. But for the DiskCache we have to install one partition > > with ext2. > > To all my experience, reiserfs is broken. I recommend NOT to use that > file system. At all.
OK. replase reiser with xfs, jfs, whatever. I guess the real question was:
What's the reason why one should not use other filesystems than ext2 for
the cache partition on a Linux client?
Bye...
Dirk
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