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Reiser4 Is Now Available For Linux 4.9, Mirror Code Almost Stable
For those that haven't yet switched to Btrfs, ZFS On Linux, or running EXT4/XFS but holding out hope for Reiser4, this out-of-tree file-system code has been updated for Linux 4.9.Reiser4 was released...
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Reiser4 Updated For The Linux 4.10 Kernel
The out-of-tree Reiser4 file-system has been updated for the Linux 4.10 kernel.Reiser4 for the Linux 4.10.0 kernel is available as of earlier this week, managing to release their updated file-system...
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Reiser4 Updated For Linux 4.12, Experimental Data Striping Support
Those using the Reiser4 file-system in some capacity can now safely upgrade to the Linux 4.12 kernel.Edward Shishkin has updated this out-of-tree file-system for the Linux 4.12 kernel so it can be...
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Reiser4 Is Now Ready For Linux 4.13
For those wanting to use the Reiser4 file-system with the just-released Linux 4.13 kernel, patches are already available.Less than one week after the release of the Linux 4.13 stable kernel, Edward...
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Reiser4 Updated For Linux 4.14 & Introduces Zstd Compression Support
The out-of-tree Reiser4 file-system driver has been updated with compatibility for the latest Linux 4.14 stable series. Besides reworking the code to run on Linux 4.14, this controversial file-system...
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Reiser4 File-System Benchmarks With Linux 4.17
It's been about three years since last carrying out any file-system performance benchmarks of Reiser4, but being curious how it stacks up against the current state of today's mainline Linux...
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Reiser4 Brought To The Linux 5.0 Kernel
For those still using the out-of-tree Reiser4 file-system, it may be about time to consider alternatives like Btrfs, XFS, ZFS On Linux, F2FS, or even the likes of Stratis and Bcachefs. But should you...
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Reiser4 File-System Is Still Ticking In 2019 - Now Updated For Linux 5.3...
Edward Shishkin continues near single-handedly maintaining the out-of-tree Reiser4 code that at this point still has no apparent trajectory towards mainline. The former Namesys developer previously...
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Reiser5 Updates For Linux 5.5 Along With Reiser4
The out-of-tree Reiser4 and Reiser5 (Reiser4 v5) patches have been updated against the recently stabilized Linux 5.5 kernel.Main Reiser4 developer Edward Shishkin re-based the Reiser4 file-system...
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Reiser4/Reiser5 Updated For Linux 5.7 Kernel Compatibility
It was just over a week ago that Reiser4 was updated for Linux 5.6 support while now it's been updated for the newly-minted Linux 5.7 stable kernel along with updating the experimental Reiser5...
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Reiser4/Reiser5 Updated For Linux 5.8
Edward Shishkin continues pushing ahead with not only maintaining the existing out-of-tree Reiser4 file-system code but also developing Reiser5 seemingly without any major corporate support. Reiser4...
View ArticleAwkward History of Linux and Latest of Reiser5
Linux in 2020 [Ed: This is clearly conflating the kernel (Linux) with GNU, which predates it by almost one decade. It also perpetuates the myth that only Ubuntu brought GNU/Linux to the masses.]Hello....
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Linux kernel edges closer to dropping ReiserFS
Linux kernel developer Matthew Wilcox has proposed removing ReiserFS from the Linux kernel – a relatively rare step.This isn't due to a problem or bug in ReiserFS: it still works fine and has plenty of...
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