broken-tree filesystem issue possibly fixed. It still thinks /srv exists when it doesn't and the built-in fs check thinks everything is fine, but whatever. At least it shouldn't randomly decide it has no free space anymore.
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@phnt this is terrifying man. What good is a filesystem if you can't trust it with your data
@shinyoukai @feld The only BSD I would trust with my data is FreeBSD on ZFS. And maybe Dragonfly with Hammer. Except these two I don't think there's been many attempts to even have UFS journaled. You can do it with GEOM on FreeBSD somehow, but why bother when you have ZFS. Both {Open,Net}BSD have a habit of nuking filesystem on power failure.
@phnt @shinyoukai wdym? FreeBSD UFS has Soft Updates + Journaling
@phnt @shinyoukai it's still not as good as ZFS, even Kirk says to just use ZFS now
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@feld @shinyoukai It is supported through GEOM and you have to do a little dance with partitions and gjournal. It's not configured by default I think which kind of sucks.
At least according to this documentation: https://docs.freebsd.org/en/articles/gjournal-desktop/
At least according to this documentation: https://docs.freebsd.org/en/articles/gjournal-desktop/