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From: "Guillaume Boissiere" <boissiere@mediaone.net>
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> JFS is by IBM, where as SGI has the XFS journaling file system. Don't 
> ask me which are poised to be included, but i am very sure that SGI 
> doesnt have a JFS team, nor does IBM have a XFS team ;-)

Yes, my mistake.  Since each of these filesystems is past v1.0, is there 
any technical issue (other than taste) that needs to be resolved before 
they can be integrated?

-- gb

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Guillaume Boissiere

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