Henrik Nordstrom writes:
 > ReiserFS developers:
 > 
 > What is the status of the reiserfs-raw branch? Is it still being
 > maintained, or has it been completely postponed awaiting finding
 > space/resources/time for a more generic filesystem interface mechanism
 > for such applications?

It is not maintained due to the lack of the funding. Hans can tell more,
I guess.

 > 
 > The last known release of reiserfs-raw is 2.4.0-test10-reiserfs-raw, but
 > this patch contains many things not actually part of the reiserfs-raw
 > changes (i.e. the whole of reiserfs, AIO, hotswap capabilities, and from
 > what it seems a bunch of more or less unrelated patches), with no
 > references to which versions these are based on, making it increasingly

There were so much hurry before cache-off...

 > hard to maintain such a kernel.
 > 
 > It would be a shame to let all this work go down the drain I think.

Yes.

 > 
 > --
 > Henrik Nordstrom
 > Squid Developer

Nikita.

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