Re: kernel choices?
adam morley <[email protected]> Thu, 17 Jul 2003 16:26:08 -0700
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On Thu, Jul 17, 2003 at 01:17:04PM -0700, Joby Walker wrote: > I am curious about people's experiences with JFS as well. It has a long > and excellent history on AIX, but it still seems a bit to new on Linux > for my comfort. > > I also have had a nasty experience with Reiserfs -- no data loss or > corruption but processes would freeze and the only way to kill the > processes was with a reboot -- moving to ext3 resolved that. Also no > dump/restore -- don't like that... > > My personal prefference is for ext3 and XFS. I couldn't use XFS at work > because our network backup system (IBM's TSM) didn't like XFS. But at > home I have been using XFS on a couple production servers (Web, Mail, > SQL, NFS) with great results -- and was able to recover from the loss of > a hard drive from a restore. TSM doesn't like XFS? Uh-oh. Guess I'm not running XFS, as we use TSM too. Have you tried JFS with TSM? [snip] -- adam -- [email protected] mailing list