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That's the original reason I started using XFS on Linux about 15 years ago. I needed all those hardlinks for dirvish. I haven't had a need for dirvish since t
by sterwill 7y ago
That's the original reason I started using XFS on Linux about 15 years ago. I needed all those hardlinks for dirvish. I haven't had a need for dirvish since then, but I still use XFS for largeish volumes with lots of files (won't run out of inodes). LVM does a good job at volume management.