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XFS? JFS? Supported filesystems in RHEL now and future?

XFS? JFS? Supported filesystems in RHEL now and future?

2003-10-25       - By Arjan van de Ven

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> I realize there 's no XFS support in RHEL 3 ... does anyone happen to
> know why? And is it likely to change in the future?

unlike for RHEL3; for the successor we haven 't decided yet.

>
> Also, I 've played around with the 2.4.21-4.EL kernel, and notice that
> there is JFS support in the kernel, though it doesn 't seem to be enabled
> in the shipping binaries. Is this an officially support fs by RedHat?

Not really; fwiw it 's in the kernel-unsupported rpm


> Or is ext3 the officially supportd and recommended filesystem for all
> RHEL3 installations?

basically yes.