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Open-source Flash file system F2FS released by Samsung
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Fixed -- looks like 600 people clicked on the link but you were the first to report it.
Quoting:Fixed -- looks like 600 people clicked on the link ...
Thanks Bob. Out of 600?! I am more puzzled now. :-)
600 people?
Or 599 search spider algorithms and 1 person?
Or 599 search spider algorithms and 1 person?
Most people click, and it if doesn't work they move on with their lives. That's why a single bug report is so important -- it represents not just that person who filed the bug but potentially hundreds or thousands who either didn't know how to file a bug, or doesn't have the time or inclination to do so.
Or didn't even realize it was a bug...
Hey, here's a thought: a bug report form that pops up with the 404 page.
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Nah, it's probably already patented.
Hey, here's a thought: a bug report form that pops up with the 404 page.
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Nah, it's probably already patented.
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Here is a good link.Samsung creates flash-friendly, open source file system: F2FS about the same subject.
I am puzzled no one has commented about this. It is such an important subject that MS has been using to sue many of the companies supporting Linux.
Such a file system would totally remove the need for FAT and its Long File Name algorithm that MS keeps waving the flag every time it claims that Linux infringes its patents.