Frank van der Linden said:

>A preliminary conclusion is that LFS is now pretty stable for normal
>usage (although I didn't create any disk-nearly-full situations
>which make LFS' life hard), and then it does quite well. The write
>case is worth some investigation.

I think it is fair to say that LFS is getting to a point where we don't
need to worry about jfs, xfs, ext3fs, etc. Add some tools for growing
and shrinking...
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