On 30/4/07 16:22, in article 463609BA.9010607@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Hannes Dorbath" <light@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Excluding warehousing setups, where XFS might give some benefit, any > modern file system on Linux should perform OK. I'd use what I'm > comfortable with. In case your data set fits in RAM, it will stay in OS > buffers all the time anyway. > > My choice is XFS, but I wouldn't recommend XFS to anyone unsure to what > FS to use. There is far to much someone new XFS can do wrong. Hi, Could you give a couple of examples of things that could be done wrong? I have XFS running for my data partition, but I didn't really do much when I set it up... Thanks for any advice adam
