• volume.reiser4

    Manpage for volume.reiser4, Software Framework Release Number (SFRN) 5, aka 'reiser5'. (supersedes previous man page) more »

  • volume.reiser4

    Manpage for volume.reiser4, Software Framework Release Number (SFRN) 5, aka 'reiser5'. more »

  • 'maybe reiser4 is just terribly slow for this access pattern?'

    In an ageing reiser4 development environment where I still build Metztli Reiser4 and, recently, Metztli Reiser5 kernels and hack the Debian Installer (d-i) minimal netboot images that I make available in SourceForge site, I began to notice systemd errors in dmesg logs. more »

  • "Er... Does anybody maintain reiser4 these days?"¹

    In Reiser5, i.e., Reiser4 Software Framework Release Number (SFRN) 5.1.3, scaling out is performed by file system means, rather than by block layer means. The flow of IO-requests issued against each device is controlled by user. To add a device to a logical volume with parallel scaling out, you first need to format that device -- this is the difference between parallel and non-parallel scaling at first glance. The principal difference between parallel and non-parallel scaling out will be discussed below more »

  • [PATCH] reiser4: prevent system lockups.

    Starting from Linux-4.15, VFS introduces optimizations, which are incompatible with Reiser4 (as well as with any FS possessing an advanced transaction manager)... The attached patch fixes lockups problem in reiser4 -enhanced Linux kernel(s). more »