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Re: IceFileSystem 2.1 released for MorphOS
Posted on 25-Nov-2010 10:40:19
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Re: IceFileSystem 2.1 released for MorphOS
Posted on 25-Nov-2010 13:44:29
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Re: IceFileSystem 2.1 released for MorphOS
Posted on 25-Nov-2010 16:29:45
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Re: IceFileSystem 2.1 released for MorphOS
Posted on 25-Nov-2010 19:02:23
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| So how good is this file system say compared to MorphOS version of SFS?
Especially the speed..
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Re: IceFileSystem 2.1 released for MorphOS
Posted on 27-Nov-2010 16:35:07
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| And, a OS4 version? versions for other systems=more key solds. |
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Re: IceFileSystem 2.1 released for MorphOS
Posted on 28-Nov-2010 13:58:14
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| "So how good is this file system say compared to MorphOS version of SFS?
Especially the speed.."
Perhaps it's about time to start doing some speed tests.
Anyone can do that though.
It wont be much difference compared to SFS, atleast not
initially. IceFS performance should stay good far longer
than on equvivalent SFS partitions though. Then again
different usage patterns can give different results..
But atleast IceFS provides a) pre-allocation b) pooled meta allocations,
both helps to keep fragmentation low. But even on a very large and
fragmented volume, finding suitable space for a file is still
quick thanks to TLSF algorithm.
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Re: IceFileSystem 2.1 released for MorphOS
Posted on 28-Nov-2010 14:02:53
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| "And, a OS4 version? versions for other systems=more key solds."
Good question. I think it is quite safe to say there will be no OS4 version.
I do not use OS4 and a filesystem is one of those things where you need
both full access to the OS/Hardware and full interest in supporting
that platform. I lack both.
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Re: IceFileSystem 2.1 released for MorphOS
Posted on 29-Nov-2010 14:20:25
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| This is the current Amiga problem two PPC machies and one X86 and everyone with theirs developers, and resources lost when the job only is do for one machine or OS, the good way will be programs for the four machines or the half, OS4, MorhpOS, 68k and AROS.
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