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Unread 08-25-2006, 06:34 PM   #2
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Default Re: FreeBSD adds XFS Read Only Support

Also found this on file system max capacity.
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Benefits of XFS

So, what does this design give XFS? Well, scalability is obvious. UFS scales well to around 1 TB, NTFS to around 2 TB and XFS to around 18-19 million TB (these numbers are theoretical, I am just talking about the design here). Small difference there. It is also a very fast file system, allowing reads of up to 7 GB/sec. One thing some might find disturbing about the file system, is delayed allocation. It does this for good reasons, but the delay means that while a crash will not destroy FS, it might result in significant loss of data that has not yet been written to the disc.
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