Am Mittwoch, 18. Juli 2007 21:44 schrieb Frank Pagliughi:
> From messages on the group here, it looks like some of you are using
> VFAT as well. Is there something I should be careful of? Or am I
> setting myself up for a complete disaster?
VFAT doesnt support unix permissions and has some other limitations e.g.
filesize. the second is the error tolerance. i think that ext2 is the better
way. you can use the ext3 too, but it can be that your flash not reaches the
MTBF. ext3 is journaled so you safe the time for fsck'ing the entire fs on
startup after a unclean shutdown.
Additionally i heard that some propriteary product exist for reading ext2
filesystems. they can read ext3 too the difference between ext2 and 3 is the
journal and small other features.
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