Fedora 16 to use Btrfs as its default filesystem
LWN.net
"In a world where new, more sophisticated filesystems are developed over many years, one advanced filesystem was released to an unsuspecting public... ahead of its time.... "Now, upgrades are crashing left and right, and the consequences for the ...
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DiskInternals NTFS Recovery
PC Magazine
The most powerful file-recovery software we've seen for modern Windows system. By Edward Mendelson Back in the days when everyone used Windows 98 on hard disks that used the primitive FAT file system, every software utility suite included an Undelete ...
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Dell's dedupe story still unfolding
Register
The file need is easiest, being Ocarina's home ground so to speak. Dell has already announced its Dell Scalable Filesystem (DSFS) for PowerVault with the NX3500, and for EqualLogic with the FS7500, in the form of NAS heads. One is coming for Compellent ...
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IRS crosses 1 billion e-filed tax return mark
Network World
By Michael Cooney, Network World The IRS today said it crossed the 1 billion mark for individual tax returns processed via its e-file system. The Internal Revenue Service's electronic filing program started as a pilot project in 1986 and became ...
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Fedora 16 with Btrfs as standard file system
The H
At its IRC meeting on Wednesday, the Fedora Engineering Steering Committee (FESCo) resolved to use Btrfs as the standard file system in Fedora 16 "Verne". Btrfs was called the "Next Generation File System for Linux" by numerous major kernel developers ...
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Dell Storage: Making All the Right Moves?
NetworkComputing.com
Targeted at midsize deployments, this product, which scales up to 510TB (raw capacity) uses the Dell Scalable File System, a high-performance, clustered file system originally developed by Exanet. DSFS brings in high-end caching, load-balancing and ...
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