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Hans Reiser, developer of unRAID's file system, on trial for murder of his wife

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Maybe he should have had a general roll-back feature, or a safer delete procedure that leaves no restorable data.

Af of the reiserFS, he should have lots of time for further development.

/Rene

I doubt the development or updates to ReiserFS will be hampered.. Well, come to think of it, most linux distributions still use Reiser3 (Reiser4 isn't "officially" completed yet) and even then, it's a mature FS that'd been around for a while.

 

On a side note, Reiser is really optimized for a lot of small files, and I'll just plug that for media storage servers like unRaid is trying to be, we need a better FS..... I don't believe Reiser handles big files as well as say, ext3.

  • 3 weeks later...

Now that you mention it, could the developer (of unRAID of course) let us know why he came up with reiser and not ext3?

 

 

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