on Mon, 24 Mar 2008
22:00:53 -0700
> TTBOMK, that is another subscription. But, as I
> recently opined in response to the news item from Mark
> Dodel, they basically lost me for 2.x because of the
> requirement to put it on JFS. As of the moment, I
> don't run any JFS. (Perhaps that will change, on one
> of the systems I'm rebuilding or revamping.)
I don't think JFS is a requirement. From what I have heard it is an option to
install on JFS instead of HPFS.
What is your problem with JFS?
With eCS v1.2 I have no option for the system partition so it is HPFS. For my
other partition it is JFS and if there is a crash it takes a long time to
chkdsk the system partition but almost 0 time to check the JFS partition.
--
Robert Blair
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