Hans Reiser said...
I am frankly skeptical that one should attempt to clone windows.
Hans
Yes. It's a bit like cloning Frankenstein's monster, isn't it?
In the end all you have a bolt-compatible product that runs slowly on
lightening and falls apart if you hit it on the head too hard.
jim
Can,
I don't believe there is such a utility, nor would it be particularly
useful in serious environments. Here is why:
1. In-place file system conversion is complex, extremely time consuming,
hard on your drive and error prone. Just think about the algorithms
required. What would happen in
Sounds like a great idea, but didn't they hire the filesystem architect
from BeOS a few years ago to re-design the native MacOS X filesystem?
I believe the idea was to clone the database-centric BeFS functions. I
believe this functionality is on the plate sometime in the future with
Reiser4 and
We got pretty good tools to restore from a hd with bad blocks.
dd it, loop it, fsck it.
Heh, heh. That won't help you if a circuit board, spindle, read head or
other mechanism fails. Then you better hope the data wasn't *that*
valuable or you know good platter recovery shop.
Backups are
jim burnes
security engineer
great-west, denver
Reiserfs4: fsck'ing fast
Love that one.
How about,
Plug-in To Reiser4!
jim burnes
security engineer
great-west, denver
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Burnes, James wrote:
How about,
Plug-in To Reiser4!
jim burnes
security engineer
great-west, denver
Sounds like an ad
will cause us severe damage, please don't do it
lets just face it, warez exists for REAL, and i know, that if i
suddenly
needed some application, i could warez it, to get it fast, even though
i
then decided to buy it, i might forget.
hell (sorry language) winex exists warezed too, and they
Hans Reiser wrote:
Yes, I believe that, and that is my concern.
I can understand that. That's why I'm working on the 'creditsd'
infrastructure. Decoupling the credit content from the visual aspect of
the program's performance makes the following possible...
1. It makes it possible for
great-west, denver
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From: Miguel [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, May 10, 2004 5:02 PM
To: Markus Törnqvist
Cc: Burnes, James; Hans Reiser; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Creditsd [Re: Speaking of credits...]
On Mon, 10 May 2004 21:37:41 +0300
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From: Alexander Lyamin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, April 20, 2004 2:51 PM
To: Cami
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Subject: Re: Reiserfs, highquality meds source, low rates
Tue, Apr 20, 2004 at 06:55:25AM +0200, Cami wrote:
i am just not sure how to kill
Hi,
I'm installing a new RD server and I'd like to eventually run Reiser4
on it, but I'd like to wait until I test it some more before I deploy it
on the entire machine.
Here is what I'd like to do:
1. Install Reiser3 (perhaps with some of the anti-fragmentation
patches).
2. Since I'll be
Just thought this might be interesting to some of you. The
database-like FS for Longhorn has just been delayed until the end of the
decade. That's great. It means that Microsoft's attempt to copy the
BeOS filesystem is not meeting with much success.
Which leads to my follow on...
I think I
Michael,
If this is a production machine (and it sounds like it), it would be
much easier to test your RAM before putting it into production. In
either case you shouldn't need to boot from a floppy. I'd just go to
single user mode and do it there or boot from a live Cd (Knoppix or
something) or
-Original Message-
From: Burnes, James
Sent: Wednesday, December 03, 2003 1:38 PM
To: 'Hans Reiser'
Subject: RE: reiser4 plugin for maildir
I was considering installing qmail recently and upon analyzing the
architecture of their queue structure it looked like Dan Bernstein
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