chitgoks wrote:
hi john
ext3 does have its limit right? because i am planning on upgrading the
file system to reiser instead. does retuning the file system always
have you require to back up your data?
ext3's inode limits are set when you create the file system. the
defaults are generally adequate, unless you're going to create very many
very tiny files (say, <= 4K).
AFAIK, ReiserFS is completely unsupported by RHEL and CentOS. You'll
be on your own.
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