Re: Reiser4 status: benchmarked vs. V3 (and ext3)

From: Yury Umanets (umka_at_namesys.com)
Date: 07/26/03

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    To: Daniel Egger <degger@fhm.edu>
Date:	26 Jul 2003 11:19:50 +0400

    On Sat, 2003-07-26 at 05:08, Daniel Egger wrote:
    > Am Fre, 2003-07-25 um 16.39 schrieb Yury Umanets:
    >
    > > Reiser4 has plugin-based architecture. So, anybody is able to write new
    > > block allocator plugin.
    >
    > Cool.

    >
    > > Speaking about possible embedded usage... What kind of embedded devices
    > > do you mean. Reiser4 driver is big enough in size for some of them (for
    > > instance, for mine MPIO MP3 player :))
    >
    > I'm talking about pretty standard ix86 hardware which has embedded like
    > properties such as fanless and motorless use, hardware watchdog, flash
    > memory but only few of the typical limitations like restricted memory
    > (we are using 256 or 512 MB), slow CPU, few connectors.

    >
    > So basically we do have pretty powerful hardware with huge storage and
    > memory and now need a FS which is fast and reliable even on flash
    > memory. JFFS2 is nice but way too slow once one has bigger sizes.

    I think this is more then enough for running reiser4. Reiser4 is a linux
    filesystem first of all, and linux is able to be ran on even worse
    hardware then you have. 

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