LKML: Daniel Phillips: ddsnap: Starting down the long road to the land of optimal
Hi all, Network storage these days entails not only storing files and serving them via NFS or Samba, but maintaining continuous live backups, user accessible volume snapshots and remote replicas. The ddsnap snapshotting, replicating block device is the secret sauce of the Zumastor open source NAS project that does these things, and as far as we know, is the only way to do these things on Linux. ht
ext4 and data loss [LWN.net]
The ext4 filesystem offers a number of useful features. It has been stabilizing quickly, but that does not mean that it will work perfectly for everybody. Consider this example: Ubuntu's bug tracker contains an entry titled "ext4 data loss", wherein a luckless ext4 user reports: Today, I was experimenting with some BIOS settings that made the system crash right after loading the desktop. After a c
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