Hi Kate!
Anno domini 2019 Sat, 6 Jul 01:12:34 -0400
BorgLabs - Kate Draven scripsit:
Hello me lovely drones.
My last question regarding what kernel version to use was so enlightening (I
thank everyone who replied), so educational that I've decided to ask another
question.
I'm currently using JFS. It's fast, reliable and easy to repair. On the rare
occasion (once in 20 years) were I wasn't able to fix the fs (after a hard
drive death rattle), I was able to mount it as a RO fs and recover the data
with a simple copy and paste (later rsync and luckbackup).
However jfs has it's limits for example it can't be resized, something I
needed to a do a few times. Which meant backing up the drive, reformatting
and restoring said backups.
So...
July's question... What's your fav FS and why?
I thank everyone in advance and look forward to assimilating your brainz (ooh
a SciFi / Zombie mix there).
I relly love ZFS. Problem is, Linux does not have root-on-zfs out of the box, so servers
run FreeBSD+ZFS. Clients are still on EXT4 (although Ihave tried movieng that a couple of
time) bit I do not prtiularly like LVM to work around intrinsic problems of some other
filesytems. BTRFS is something I always tried to use, but somehow ... well, no usecase, I
guess.
Nik
Kate
AKA The Borg Queen.
PS If you think about it, the Borg are sort of "Techno Zombies".
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