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Am Montag, 21. April 2008 schrieb Esben Mose Hansen:
> I discussed this with a friend (who liked XFS because it could online grow
> >:) ) and it seems that the worst part of XFS behaviour in this regard was
> fixed in 2.6.22 --- the bit where any dirty file was zeroed just to be
> sure(!). So maybe we don't have to sync() quite so much now.  He has test=
ed
> it a lot of times by installing a bios that crashed linux all the time, a=
nd
> it seems to work much better now :)

What is working better now? The crashing part or the=20
not-loosing-too-much-data-on-crashes part?

Sorry, couldn't help myself...

Arnold
=2D-=20
visit http://www.arnoldarts.de/

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