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Ivan Ivanov wrote:

>With ReiserFS this happens sometimes, but much much rarely. May be v4 will
>solve this problem at all.
>
We have a data ordered patch that is waiting for 2.4.21pre1.

V4 uses fully atomic transactions for every fs modifying syscall 
including data, and still goes way faster than v3....

Hans


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