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Cool.
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Why use XFS, though.. I'd prefer btrfs if it compiles on ARM.
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dsamersoff
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It's mostly religious question and therefor out of topic. XFS is fast (much faster than ext* family) and stable on ARM. It's enough for me.
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| dsamersoff wrote: | | It's mostly religious question and therefor out of topic. XFS is fast (much faster than ext* family) and stable on ARM. It's enough for me. |
Just make sure you have it connected to an UPS. XFS tends to eat things when not shutdown properly.
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