PFC wrote:
I'm of the same opinion. If I have hardware that has a problem, and
causes downtime, it gets replaced or repaired. I don't switch to a
different piece of software to compensate for broken hardware.
With that said, I have seen ReiserFS expose hardware that had
problems. Hardware was repaired, and ReiserFS rides again.
Agreed - if the hardware has problem and anything is readable I'm happy.
When I was sysadmin at EFF we got a bunch of IBM Deathstar drives - and
for those who experiences this - every one of them fails. But they
usually fail slowly. What amazed me was I would stat to see seek errors
- sector not found and I would copy off everything I could onto a new
drive before I lost anything. And - I thought it was amazing that I
usually managed to get all the important stuff. So - I give reiser
credit for being somewhat resiliant.
here's the way I see it. This isn't like Hans Reiser is some unknown guy
who has some wild idea that we all don't know. ReiserFS is a majoy
player in the Linux world and many people like it the best. Several
distros use Reiser as their default install. So to me this gives him
more than average standing and the way I see it - there has to be a good
reason to NOT merge it rather than a reason TO merge it.
So - is Reiser4 going to break anything? If not - what is the reason to
not do it?
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