[NOTE: I do not maintain the Caldera kernel RPM, but I was
involved in the decision to turn reiserfs debugging on]
> overriding the design decisions made
> by the lead architect of a package, not believing that said architect knows what
> the fuck he is doing.
Reiserfs lately had a lot of stability issues, reports of data corruption
and as you said before you don't considere the reiserfs version in 2.4.2-ac
stable yourself.
The averange user will not blame you if he loses data through a problem
in reiserfs but the distribtuion, even if this filesystem is clearly
marked unsupported.
>
> We will make this unusable by you from this point onwards.
>
I do not see the debug kernel removed from the official kernel tree
before reiserfs has proven known stable.
Of course there is still the option of CONFIG_REISERFS_FS=n if you
intentionally want to make your filesystem less acceptable..
Christoph
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