> Well - easy to fix, newfs again with proper inode density (perhaps 1 per
> 2 kB) and redo the migration.
Ehr: Such a migration (on a very busy system) takes *some* time (weeks).
Re-Doing (migrate users back / recreate the FS / start again) the whole
thing isn't really an option..
> Of course you're free to pay for a new
> file system if your fellow admin can't be bothered to remember newfs's
> -i option.
Let's face it: Shit happens and nobody is perfect. A filesystem should
be flexible (modern..) and support Admin/User-needs.
We wouldn't need ECC / Raid / UPS's in a perfect world.
> > Have you ever seen VxFS or WAFL in action?
>
> No I haven't. As long as they are commercial, it's not likely that I
> will.
Why?
NetApp WAFL-Blurb:
http://www.netapp.com/library/tr/3002.pdf
Maybe we should crop the Cc: list .. this is getting OT.
-- Adrian
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