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Subject: Re: XFS?
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In-Reply-To: <3D80CCEF.7070007@tmsusa.com> from "J Sloan" at Sep 12, 2002 10:20:47 AM
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> > > sure, if you can live with the fsck time on your 200 GB (or bigger) 
> > > filesystem after the occasional crash.
> > >
> > But Linux doesn't crash...  :-)
> >
> Just pull the power cable out of your PC and see what happens.

OK, hang on a minute...  Ah, here it is, right...  OK, this is what happens, ready...

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