I need an OS distro (Linux, BSD ,or any other open source) which out of the box give option to use ReiserFS for the file system
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5All of the good ones. You'd be nuts to use it though. – Tom O'Connor Mar 11 '11 at 08:45
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11Why? Anyone needs a killer file system! – pfo Apr 01 '11 at 20:02
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Google can answer this question as well as Server Fault can. We're not a good place to get a "list-of-things" answer... – voretaq7 Nov 16 '12 at 03:29
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- OpenSuse
- Slackware
- Kubuntu
- Ubuntu
- Debian
- CRUX
- Linux Mint
- Arch Linux
- Joli OS
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Little side note: Development of ReiserFS has stopped since the main developer was sentenced to prison. So you might want to reconsider using it on anything important.
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Hans Reiser was convicted in 2008 of murdering his wife.
Reiserfs was unmaintained for years before that.
He was working on Reiser4, but this died in 2008.
SuSE stopped supporting Reiser soon after. SuSE was the only major OS which used Reiser by default.
If you need an FS which supports tiny files, try pgfs (postgres -> FUSE).
If you need an FS for Linux which is generally fast, try ext4.
If you need an "industrial" FS, try XFS.
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