Re: filesystems and year 2038

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Peter Robinson wrote:
> Is ext4 actually a problem here? From the y2038 list [1] the ext4 with
> "new inodes" which has the option of "34 bit seconds / 30-bit ns" has
> a rollover date of 2582. The new extended i_ctime_extra [2] was added
> in 2007 and apparently made the default in 2008 [3] so it appears we
> should be good there

People 560 years from now are going to curse at you for that statement. ;-) 
Assuming there is still human life then, despite the climate crisis.

        Kevin Kofler
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