Re: document ext3 requirements

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Pavel Machek wrote:
Is there linux filesystem that can handle that? I know jffs2, but
that's unsuitable for stuff like USB thumb drives, right?

This raises the question that if nothing can handle it which FS is the least bad? The last I heard people were saying that with cheap SSDs the recommendation was FAT [1] but in the future btrfs, nilfs and logfs would be better.

[1] http://lkml.org/lkml/2008/10/14/129
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