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Doc Block posted:XFS is the real deal, a filesystem developed for supercomputers. the one time I used xfs, it got munged in a power outage and Red Hat/CentOS, in their infinite wisdom, decided that xfs_repair doesn't run on boot I was pretty jazzed to try it out too  edit: back on topic, why do y'all think exFAT hasn't caught on yet? I love FAT32 to pieces but the 4GB file size limit kind of cramps my style Norithiel fucked around with this message at 17:32 on Jul 15, 2019 |
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Mr.Radar posted:Because Microsoft is extracting patent royalties from everyone who implements it and there's no reason to use it over NTFS, ext4, or HFS+/APFS except on resource-constrained embedded systems or where strict compliance with the SDXC standard (which mandates support for exFAT) is required. well that's really poop of them
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