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From: Pavel Machek <pavel@suse.cz>
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Subject: Re: [patch] delayed disk block allocation
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Hi!

> ReiserFS V3 is pretty stable right now.   Fsck is usually the last thing 
> to stabilize for a filesystem, and we were no exception to that rule.
> 
> ReiserFS V3 will last for probably another 3 years (though it will 
> remain supported for I imagine at least a decade, maybe more), with V4 
> gradually edging it out of the market as V4 gets more and more stable. 
>  During at least the next year we will keep some staff adding minor 
> tweaks to V3.  For instance, our layout policies will improve over the 
> next few months, journal relocation is about to move from Linux 2.5 to 
> 2.4, and data write ordering code is being developed by Chris.  I don't 
> know how long fsck maintenance for V3 will continue, but it will be at 
> least as long as users find bugs in it.  

When you think youer fsck works, let me know. I have some tests to find
bugs in fsck....
								Pavel
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