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Subject: [gentoo-dev] JFS & LVM
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Starting to play with JFS and LVM.

Are both considered stable?  Do they work well together?

I had a JFS formated logical volume that striped across 2 disk, one of 
which was having hardware problems.  JFS didn't handle it gracefully, 
with segmentation faults, hangs, and the like.  Not sure Reiserfs would 
have done any better, but I'm seeking input.

Thanks,

Kevin C.


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