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Re: Minix crash
>> Precisely why I never will install Minix. If/when a problem
>> happens, you're dead meat; you data is lost for good. Not so
>> under FAT, because there is a plethora of recovery utilities
>> for standard TOS (ie: DOS) partitions.
>
>Hmm pardon me for being rude but I think I have missed something
>here..
>
>Do you have any partition with a fs that have support for long
>fil names? (You will have to have that to be able to fully use the
>tool I'm working on otherwise you won't see the long names after all
>since the tool only copies the files with the long names intact into
>another partition..)
No, I currently don't run Minix or longnames fs.
For compatibility purposes, I would rather have
VFAT than Minix, PLUS the above problems with a
potential Minix crash make me wonder how safe a
Unix partition is, given fewer recover tools in
case a problem happens.
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