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Oh yeah, i like reliable filesystems like xfs or zfs ;)

• formerly_proven 4y ago
  extraneous files seroed Though I've used XFS a lot over the years. Mostly because the Debian installer gave 12yo me the choice between ext2, ext3 and xfs, so XFS it was because it sounded cooler.
  • nix23 4y ago
    >so XFS it was because it sounded cooler. That's what redhat though ;)
  • doubled112 4y ago
    I've had pacman and ext4 zero a whole bunch of system files on a forced shutdown during updates. Reminded me of XFS back when.
    • ilyt 4y ago
      Come to think of it vast majority of fs voes was ext3/4 family, I've seen zeroed file, I've also seen file replaced by content of another file on unclean shutdowns
• kcb 4y ago
  Btrfs let me down one time and for a file system one time is too many.
  • warmwaffles 4y ago
    I've been let down by ZFS once before when I wanted to add more drives to an existing pool.
    • sliken 4y ago
      Did you lose data?
      • warmwaffles 4y ago
        No, and I haven't lost data with BTRFS in RAID6 either.
        • nix23 4y ago
          >I haven't lost data User error...both with btrfs and zfs ;)