i think 2.6.27 has ext4 support as well, because changelog mentions abt it
with 2.6.28 ext4 support is there.
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i think 2.6.27 has ext4 support as well, because changelog mentions abt it
well ,2.6.27 contains ext4dev(development version).with 2.6.28 ,they released ext4 which is almost stable.albeit some people complains about the need of frequent fscking needs due to the file system showing itself as fully occupied.
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@ Prakash,
What is your opinion about defragmentation in ext4 filesystem?
ext4 according to most reviews is a very fast file system.with a ext4 file system,you will experience faster copying of files.defragmentation is not needed in ext2/3 fs.only when u move a large chunk of GB's of data which is copied/moved regularly for eg: in torrent downloads in a / root directory without seperate /home partition.
Ext4 FS claims to have a online defragmentation system to solve this.
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OMG Fedora 11 is going to be an impressive release:
Fedora 11 Will Have An Incredible Number Of New Features California Quantum
Some virtualisation goodness: Cole's hacking + music log: virt-manager in Fedora 11: 'New VM' wizard redesign
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why arent they upgrading kernel to support ext4? whats the harm?
huh? i thot they were going to enable ext4 by default while ubuntu would have it as an option...
or were you meaning in F10 itself? they probably need to test a little by then it will be time to release F11 anyway...
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the thing is there seems to be bug in USB code of 2.6.27 because of which my bluetooth dongle as well as nokia memory card (with USB cord) cant be accessed. they can however be accessed in FC6.
and everytime they upgrade kernel its still under version 2.6.27.x
and i dont want to recompile kernel as it seems to be way too complicated for Fedora. slackware was best for compiling kernel. fedora guys have made it complicated.
recompiling kernel doesnot depend on distros yaara.the good thing is debian distros with kernel_package can make a installable .deb of kernel,headers,modules etc .
you boldly go and give a try.install the necessary utilities.you may want to check the version of various applications like binutils ,gcc etc.I think howtoforge.com will have good documentation for fedora kernel compiling.
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