> 
> On Sat, Dec 18, 2004 at 08:56:01AM +0800, Mhac Janapin wrote:
> > I have been using Reiser4 FS since June this year and had no problems
> > whatsoever with it.
> 
> Interesting. On what machine "roles" (eg: production
> file/database/email/proxy server? home server? workstation?) have you
> tried Reiser4 on?
I use it on my home Desktop. I'm running Gentoo on it. I am not sure
if I wanted that on our mail server... yet. One problem is that it's
too much of a fuss to "reformat" my current reiserfs on our mail
server. Second, I am still testing Reiser4 extensively on my home
machine. Then, the main distributions aren't supporting it yet.

> With what Linux kernel?
2.6.8.1-mm2

> > Anyone here who also uses that?  I'm just curious. I wonder how that
> > filesystem(dubbed as the "fastest filesystem"  according to their
> > website http://www.namesys.com/benchmarks.html) is being embraced and
> > accepted here in the Philippines, especially the bleeding-edge- and
> > power-users in this group.
> 
> I've been a fan of XFS for some time now, and have been using it since
> around 2001 and have been quite happy with it (had "rough times" with it
> before, largely because of faulty RAM, but recent history's been pretty
> smooth sailing). I use it on everything from production servers to
> workstations to my laptop. I find XFS to be an acceptable middle ground
> as far as performance and stability are concerned.
> 
I tried XFS too, but got afraid. I don't know where I read it where it
says that xfs is unforgiving when caught by a power outgage in a
middle of a write or something.. since I live in Baguio where power
interruptions are very often (and I don't have a UPS at home), I opted
out of xfs.

Mhac

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