John Summerfield wrote:
> Eric - a note to you in case you don't otherwise see this question.
>
> Does this mean that SGI thinks XFS is ready for general use/trial?
(List - sorry for the redhat-devel OT, but since the question was asked
on the list I'll answer it here as well.
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John -
The official line from the XFS homepage...
Although there are still some features to be finalized,
the Beta code is currently stable in a majority of normal
environments. We welcome and encourage interested users
to try out the code aggressively in your test
environments so that we can work through the final
stage of the development and bug fixes to meet your
production needs.
I have it running as root on my home workstation, if that gives you any
warm fuzzies. :)
Please see the list of caveats, etc, for this release at:
http://oss.sgi.com/projects/xfs/prerelease.html
-Eric Sandeen
SGI, Inc.
XFS for Linux
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