WHICH MEANS (AND I HOPE RED HAT IS LISTENING ;-), when I need a large,
scalable, high-performance NFS/LAN file server for my Fortune 100
clients -- I deploy Solaris/Opteron now.
Ext3 is _not_ cut it, and it
_never_ will. I have to agree 100% with Schwartz's comments -- Red Hat
is _ignoring_ a significant segment of the enterprise LAN server market.
\\\\\
Never is a long time. Ext3 is under active development and will continue
to get more enhancements . If you want to send in customer feedback
using the appropriate support channels would be a better idea. If you do
believe that the page can highlight things in a better way that is
invasive, make a alternative wiki page as a draft and point that to this
list for dicussions
regards
Rahul
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