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From: Stephan van Hienen <raid@a2000.nu>
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Subject: Re: fsck out of memory
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On Mon, 10 Feb 2003, Peter Chubb wrote:

> Is there any reason why you're sticking with the 2.4 kernel and ext3?
> XFS has been used (on SGI systems) for much longer with large disk
> arrays, and I'd expect (linux-specific bugs aside) it to be a more
> mature product for this application.

i used ext2/3 on all my servers
never checked out xfs or reiserfs, so don't really want to check it out an
an important server, but if it's better to switch to something else..... ?
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