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This was interesting to me. > I have grievances against OpenBSD file system. Every time OpenBSD crash, and it happens very often for me when using it as a desk
by k_roy 2y ago
This was interesting to me.
> I have grievances against OpenBSD file system. Every time OpenBSD crash, and it happens very often for me when using it as a desktop, it ends with file corrupted or lost files. This is just not something I can accept.
Doesn’t openbsd use a fancy-ish ZFS type file system?
I have the same grievance with XFS on Linux though. For as much as people say how awesome it is, the few nodes I have running XFS are the least reliable pieces of garbage on a hard power off and a pain to get back up (if I don’t just nuke it anyway)
- from-nibly 2y agoI wonder if xfs caused all of my disk reliability issue when I used it inside longhorn. Never again will I trust my data to either of those systems. Maybe one of them is innocent, but I don't care.
- k_roy 2y agoXFS on longhorn is double trouble for me. And mostly what made me realize XFS is trash. I use longhorn on ext4 and never have issues at all
- binkHN 2y agoNope. FFS2.
- k_roy 2y agoooooooh.. ouch. Even worse than I thought