jfs for linux

[Robert Dege]

Don't forget ext3.  It's even backward compatible with ext2.  So you can
mount the filesystem as ext3 or ext2.  When you remount as ext3, it will
scan the HD & update the journal accordingly.  This also means you don't
have to wipe & rewrite an existing ext2 partition.

-Rob

> hello,
>
> ibm has released jfs v1.0 for linux under the gpl today. i've been
> running sgi's xfs under redhat 7.1 for about a month of so now with any
> major problems. i think it's time to setup a filesystem using jfs now.
> or better yet i'll setup a few filesystems, one that xfs, another that
> jfs, and also reiserFS.  this way i can try out all the journaling
> filesystems that are aviable for linux.
>
> --
> Darin Perusich
> Unix Administrator
> Cognigen Corp.
> darinper at cognigencorp.com
>



Dege

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