On 11 Jun, Matthew Mitchell wrote:
> What _about_ the filesystem and data, though? Some filesystems are
> certainly written in a known byte-order, like ISO 9660. Are there any
> of (ext3, XFS, JFS, reiserfs) that this is true for? Or are they all
> written in cpu native byte-order?
I know XFS always uses big-endian on disk; one of SGI's selling points
was that you can move disks back and forth between MIPS and Intel
computers. I think ext2/3 also uses the same format between big and
little endian archs.
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