Date: Mon, 19 Dec 2005 10:28:16 -0500 From: Justin Smith <jsmith@drexel.edu> To: freebsd-current@freebsd.org Subject: "Native" journaling file systems? Message-ID: <43A6D190.3020504@drexel.edu>
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Are there any plans to develop UFS3--- i.e., a UFS2 file system with an added journal? I've used several journaling file systems in Linux and like the Reiser FS except for one MAJOR drawback: When something goes wrong, reiser-fsck absolutely sucks at repairing things (Hans Reiser freely admits that but says it's never needed because nothing ever goes wrong). Businesses that use the reiser file system have to buy expensive commercial products for fixing it (there are at least two on the market). Ext3 works well and one always has the standard fsck to fall back on if something goes wrong. One can also easily convert an existing Ext2 file system to Ext3. After a crash, replaying the journal only takes a second or two. A UFS3 might have the same desirable features.
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