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Daniel Robbins wrote:
> xfs-sources:
> 
> The xfs-sources ebuild installs sources that support XFS; specifically,
> this ebuild contains a CVS snapshot of SGI's own XFS source tree.  In
> the future, we may add other minor (and stable) performance-enhancing
> patches as well.  We've found that using a SGI XFS CVS shapshot is the
> best way to go if you're going to use the XFS filesystem.  If any of
> your Gentoo Linux filesystems are XFS, then, you'll need to use this
> kernel.

so when you say "minor (and stable) performance-enhancing patches" does
this include the patches that are in gentoo-sources ?  Also, what sort of
problems where occuring with with XFS, because I am having some problems 
with my machine (hard hangs/resets).  Anybody having severe problems that
are due to XFS?

Thanks, Dave