Thus spake Nathan J. Mehl ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> > Solaris 7 does come with a FS that journals metadata, but no one's
> > ever benchmarked it's performance with a large todo for the list.
> Well, like I said, it's not necessarily best-of-breed, it's just
> there, which is a big win over the various free unixes if you're
> working on a constrained hardware budget.
Can you please expand on how an inferior file system for Solaris is in
any way "a big win over the various free unixes"? Especially under the
assumption of a constrained budget, please.
> In 1-2 years, when reiserfs/xfs/jfs/ext3 or whatever is integrated
> into the mainline linux distributions, this will become much less of
> an issue. (Doesn't really address that LVM portion, but that's
> probably a lot less critical for most people.)
Who cares about "mainstream linux distributions"?
Felix
