> due to an not responding USB-keyboard/-mouse (what a nice coincident). Now while
> the Mac restarted without any fuse I had to fix the ext2-fs manually for about
> 15 min. Luckily it seems I haven't lost anything on both system.
>
> This leaves me a bad taste of Linux in my mouth. Does ext2 fs really behave so
> worse in case of a crash? Okay Linux does not crash that often as MacOS does, so
That sounds like it behaved well. fsck didnt have enough info to safely
do all the fixup without asking you. Its not a reliability issue as such.
> it does not need a good error proof fs. Still can't ext2 be made a little more
> error proof?
Ext3 is a journalled ext2. Its in the 2.4-ac kernel trees. Reiserfs in the
-ac tree also supports big endian boxes.
Alan
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