How do you like Ext4 currently? Of course, it's the default in Ubuntu 9.10 and 10.04 LTS Alpha. Do you guys think it's a very good file system, and how much of a performance increase are you guys having? Please explain your votes.
How do you like Ext4 currently? Of course, it's the default in Ubuntu 9.10 and 10.04 LTS Alpha. Do you guys think it's a very good file system, and how much of a performance increase are you guys having? Please explain your votes.
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Can't really compare. I used ext4 previously and i haven't noticed either a drop or gain in performance.
I feel ok.
I don't trust it. Never had an issue with Ext3; have had issues with Ext4.
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For me there is no difference, unless it is responsible for the faster boot and shutdown times.
I don't trust any of the ext based file systems and have not used them since I have lost data on both ext2 and ext3.
Rock solid, never failed.
I haven't really noticed that I'm using it. So I'm happy with it.
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Does that problem where large files become corrupted still exist in EXT4?
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