Re: ext4 inode tagging

> hmm, what kernel/patch do you use?
>
> it might not be working as expected as nobody I know
> uses ext4 (too fragile and buggy) yet, but it should
> definitely be supported/implemented in recent kernels
>

if it was so buggy and fragile why those choosed it as their default 
Filesystem ?


Debian <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Debian> ext4
Fedora <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fedora_%28operating_system%29> ext4
Linux Mint <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux_Mint>^[13] 
<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_Linux_distributions#cite_note-12> 
ext4
Mageia     ext4
Mandriva Linux     ext4
MEPIS     ext3, ext4
MintPPC     ext3, ext4
Network Security Toolkit     ext4
openSUSE     ext4
Red Hat Enterprise Linux     ext4 [15]
Sabayon Linux     ext4[16]
Slackware     ext4




I use ext3 since the start and just started this month to use ext4 , i 
have no long going experience on it yet but it seems that a lot of the 
industry is thinking this one is production ready even redhat . It is 
not anymore ext4dev, you have issues with it on recent kernels ?

Ghislain.