DragonFly kernel List (threaded) for 2003-08
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Re: High Performance File Systems
On Monday 04 August 2003 10:58 pm, Pedro Giffuni wrote:
> Chip Norkus wrote:
> > What about HPFS? *grin*
>
> Actually... HPFS with softupdates would be very cool.
>
I was always a big HPFS fan actually, I just thought the subject was
pretty funny. I never understood why Microsoft dumped HPFS in favor of
NTFS, as HPFS seemed superior and, I believe, they could have used it.
Then again I never understood why they didn't stick with OS/2, which
would have given them a high-performance multi-tasking multi-threaded
32-bit OS about ten years earlier. It would be very neat if IBM released
design (or code!) for HPFS under a friendly license, although it might
not be viable since they've sold OS/2 to whoever it is who rebranded it
'eComStation.'
Anyways, a bit offtopic I guess. Hey Matt, want a -chat list yet? ;)
>
> Pedro.
-wd
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