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From: Mipam <reinoud@ibbnet.org>
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Subject: xfs and freebsd?
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Hi,

Now xfs is comming into linux, what about the thought of xfs in freebsd?
I mean, the fs rocks in performance and reliability and contains no inodes which is good for scalibility. Using the xfs in the bsd's should be a great improvement. Any plans concerning this?
Bye,

Mipam.


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