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"Peter T. Breuer" wrote:
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> The point is not to choose a file system, but to be able to use
> whichever one is preferable _at the time_. This is important.

Heck, then take regular nfs.  It works with any/most filesystems
and does all you want.  This discussion has become so silly...

Ciao, ET.
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