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Re: [opensuse-factory] 11.0 default filesystems again
- From: Per Jessen <per@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 23 Feb 2008 12:53:41 +0100
- Message-id: <fpp1g5$dcf$1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Basil Chupin wrote:
Hi Basil
it wasn't really meant as sarcasm, I just couldn't help it.
Still, I'm curious - what do you see in ext4? As in - what will it
bring that is really missed in filesystems today? The max filesize
(1024 Petabytes I think it is) - it'll be a while before I foresee any
serious demand, even with harddisk sizes growing exponentially. JFS is
maxed out at 32 Petabytes today - for my own professional needs, that's
unlikely to ever become a real show-stopper :-)
Whilst on the subject of filesystems, I'd much rather see Suns ZFS in
openSUSE, but I've been told there's some sort of licensing issue?
/Per Jessen, Zürich
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Per Jessen wrote:
[snip]
Besides, I doubt if ext4 will never make into openSUSE:
- lack of customer requests.
- doesn't really meet any needs that cannot be handled by other
 file systems in the distro
- Novell QA is not testing ext4 nor are any of Novells partners.
- If you run into a problem with ext4, there is no support available
from the openSUSE kernel maintainers.
Oy! Where did you learn how to be sarcastic, eh? :-D
Hi Basil
it wasn't really meant as sarcasm, I just couldn't help it.
Still, I'm curious - what do you see in ext4? As in - what will it
bring that is really missed in filesystems today? The max filesize
(1024 Petabytes I think it is) - it'll be a while before I foresee any
serious demand, even with harddisk sizes growing exponentially. JFS is
maxed out at 32 Petabytes today - for my own professional needs, that's
unlikely to ever become a real show-stopper :-)
Whilst on the subject of filesystems, I'd much rather see Suns ZFS in
openSUSE, but I've been told there's some sort of licensing issue?
/Per Jessen, Zürich
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