On 10/13/2010 8:12 AM, Greg Smith wrote:
> The work incorporating a more stable XFS into RHEL started with xfsprogs
> 3.0.1-6 going into Fedora 11, and 3.1.X would represent a current
> release. So your Ubuntu kernel is two major improvement releases
> behind, 3.0 and 3.1 were the upgrades to xfsprogs where things really
> got going again making that code modern and solid. Ubuntu Lucid
> switched to 3.1.0, RHEL6 will probably ship 3.1.0 too.
>
I am afraid that my management will not let me use anything that doesn't
exist as a RPM package in the current Red Hat distribution. No Ubuntu,
no Fedora, no manual linking. There will always be that ominous
question: how many other companies are using XFS? From the business
perspective, questions like that make perfect sense.
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