Tom Bishop wrote:
> Lots of opinions out there and I have read and read, so I have a home server
> that I have finally setup with a hot swap hdd cage and what I am planning on
> doing is copying my data drive every other day and rotating them offsite,
> haven't figured out how often though. So I did my first test last night and
> the backup drive was formatted with ext3 but looking to try to speed things
> up and was wondering what would be my best choice. Most of my data is on
> VM's and the hdd files on some of them are quite large, I have used JFS and
> reiser in the past and was leaning on going with JFS but am tempted to look
> at XFS. So what I was wondering are what are folks experiences (instead of
> opinions) with different filesystems and while I want speed it needs to be
> reliable since it will be my back up data....running centos 5.4 x64
>
>
> Thanks in advance...
>
Not the question you asked, but I'm guessing the choice of backup method
for "copying" the data will have far more effect than the choice of
filesystem. How are you backing up the data? Presumably something like
rsync will speed up matters considerably over a straight copy once the
first pass is done.
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