Le Tue, 14 Sep 2010 13:03:02 -0500 vous écriviez:
> > ;-) That makes a huge difference. But generally my experience
> > thus far with debian has been positive. Enough to make me consider
> > switching. And I know the XFS has never given me a lick of
> > trouble.
>
> I've only been using XFS for about a year now, and I've had zero
> problems.
I've used XFS only since 1996 and never looked back - I
still actually miss those sturdy Origin 200 and 2000 :) I've set up
about 2.5 PB of XFS filesystems in the past 5 years so I think it's
quite a significant metric.
On the other hand I had some problems (fortunately nothing
irremediable) on reiser, ext3 though I used them only sparsely.
Obviously XFS is much more resilient to hardware glitches (I even
recovered most of the data from a RAID-0 array with a failed drive).
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