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Another reason to use XFS -- it doesn't have per-inode hard link limits. (Some say ZFS as well, but it's not nearly as easy to use, and its license is still no
by otterley 7mo ago
Another reason to use XFS -- it doesn't have per-inode hard link limits.
(Some say ZFS as well, but it's not nearly as easy to use, and its license is still not GPL-friendly.)
- burnt-resistor 7mo agoxfs on mdraid is what I use on my homelab NAS across several giant RAID arrays. While it lacks some integrity and CoW features, it's really, really stable. I had ZoL ZFS troubles that the maintainers shrugged off requiring transferring everything to another volume.. so I won't ever use or recommend ZFS unless it's Sun-Oracle.