[OpenAFS] Which filesystems for vicep on linux
Derek Atkins
warlord@MIT.EDU
19 Oct 2001 10:39:10 -0400
Blake Atkins <Blake.Atkins@ScholarOne.com> writes:
> ext3: Would probably work if the kernel patch didn't break the AFS kernel
> module. You could probably run an AFS server on ext3 as long as you didn't
> need to use the client. If you try to use the client you may get an "/afs -
> Not a directory" when you try to 'cd' to it.
This should be fixed as of 1.2.2.
> Reiser: Works fine but the 'reiserfsck' destroys all the data on the
> partition. I wouldn't recommend this for obvious reasons.
And reiserfs does NOT work for an AFS client, because reiserfs
violates the user-space inode abstraction.
-derek
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