Adrien Destugues wrote: > It's also safer : if the FS module crashes, the kernel will not be affected > and you get a chance to save your data on some other disk :). The Minix way! > Anyway, there is no way Haiku's BFS code can be reused in Linux kernel, > because > it is C++ and they want to stay with C only. So a full rewrite of BFS code is > needed. > This needs some work and a lot of testing to make sure it doesn't corrupt > data in any > way. That is exactly why I would prefer to have it integrated into the Linux kernel !! Being 'official', it would have to be good and reliable.