On Sat, May 18, 2002 at 02:44:17AM -0400, Justin Zygmont wrote: > > Yes, there's no problem using resize2fs with ext3 volumes. > > won't they have to rename it to resize3fs now? ext2 and ext3 really are essentially the same filesystem; the main reason for calling it "ext3" is really to distinguish the implementation more than the filesystem *format*, which is basically the same. The ext2/3 filesystem format is designed to be easily extensible, and indeed we're planning on adding a number of new features in the near future, including fast directory lookups, etc. I doubt we will be bumping the number every time we add a new feature! (Or at least, I seriously hope that we won't!) - Ted
