Hans Reiser

Main Quotes Index

Issue #331, Section #2 (10 Oct 2005: ReiserFS Alienates Contributors)
Issue #319, Section #1 (28 Aug 2005: Status Of -mm Tree Merging Into 2.6.13)
Issue #290, Section #1 (3 Jan 2005: Copyright Assignments For ReiserFS And XFS)
Issue #283, Section #5 (6 Nov 2004: Linux 2.6.9-mm1 Released)
Issue #275, Section #8 (2 Oct 2004: Linux 2.6.8.1-mm2 Released; Includes Reiser4)
Issue #274, Section #11 (18 Sep 2004: Linux 2.6.8-rc3.mm2; Reiser4 Going Into 2.6)
Issue #263, Section #2 (14 Jun 2004: ReiserFS Version 3 Fixes And Updates)
Issue #255, Section #22 (31 Mar 2004: Reiser4 Snapshot Against 2.6.3)
Issue #253, Section #9 (7 Mar 2004: Linux 2.6.2-rc4-mm1 Released; Status Of Possible ReiserFS Upgrade To Version 4)
Issue #246, Section #3 (26 Dec 2003: Linux 2.4.24-pre1 Released; XFS Merged)
Issue #231, Section #2 (10 Sep 2003: Status Of ReiserFS 4)
Issue #231, Section #13 (10 Sep 2003: ReiserFS/ext3 Comparison)
Issue #228, Section #5 (17 Aug 2003: Converting One Filesystem To Another)
Issue #226, Section #4 (5 Aug 2003: ReiserFS Speed Enhancements)
Issue #192, Section #3 (18 Nov 2002: Push To Include Reiser4 After Feature Freeze)
Issue #190, Section #6 (28 Oct 2002: Maintainers List)
Issue #190, Section #21 (28 Oct 2002: Preparing For Final Merge Before 2.5 Feature Freeze)
Issue #189, Section #2 (20 Oct 2002: BitKeeper Licensing Discussion)
Issue #189, Section #10 (20 Oct 2002: Maintainer List)
Issue #188, Section #1 (13 Oct 2002: Upcoming Feature Freeze By End Of October)
Issue #185, Section #4 (22 Sep 2002: ReiserFS Enhancements For 2.4 And 2.5)
Issue #185, Section #7 (22 Sep 2002: New AIM Benchmarking Tool)
Issue #185, Section #15 (22 Sep 2002: Maintainer List)
Issue #184, Section #2 (15 Sep 2002: Dealing With Filesystem Fragmentation)
Issue #184, Section #12 (15 Sep 2002: Block Preallocation For ReiserFS)
Issue #181, Section #23 (25 Aug 2002: Maintainer List)
Issue #181, Section #25 (25 Aug 2002: Preallocating Blocks On ReiserFS)
Issue #180, Section #15 (18 Aug 2002: Maintainer List)
Issue #180, Section #16 (18 Aug 2002: New Block Allocator For ReiserFS In 2.4)
Issue #177, Section #2 (28 Jul 2002: Some Discussion Of The 2.6 Release Schedule)
Issue #163, Section #1 (21 Apr 2002: Non-BitKeeper Patches Preferred For Development)
Issue #152, Section #3 (28 Jan 2002: Status Of 2.5)
Issue #151, Section #3 (21 Jan 2002: Ensuring 2.4 Interface Stability Regarding ReiserFS)
Issue #132, Section #2 (10 Sep 2001: ext2-to-reiserfs Conversion)
Issue #128, Section #4 (30 Jul 2001: Status Of Journaling Filesystems)
Issue #111, Section #2 (16 Mar 2001: Linux Vs. FreeBSD Networking Performance)
Issue #108, Section #2 (23 Feb 2001: Summary Of Reiserfs Problems In 2.4)
Issue #105, Section #5 (2 Feb 2001: Still Hunting Filesystem Corruption In 2.4)
Issue #104, Section #13 (26 Jan 2001: Filesystem Corruption Possibly Traced To RAID5 In 2.4)
Issue #86, Section #9 (25 Sep 2000: Using Netware Elevator Ideas In Linux)
Issue #80, Section #8 (14 Aug 2000: mount() History And Proposal)
Issue #77, Section #7 (24 Jul 2000: Improving The Kernel Release Schedule)
Issue #75, Section #1 (10 Jul 2000: Big ReiserFS Flame War)
Issue #72, Section #12 (19 Jun 2000: Standardizing Journalling Filesystem Interactions With Virtual Memory)
Issue #60, Section #2 (27 Mar 2000: Linus On The Verge Of pre-2.4; Status Of reiserfs)
Issue #59, Section #1 (20 Mar 2000: Capabilities)
Issue #55, Section #3 (21 Feb 2000: Encryption In The Kernel: Saga Continues)
Issue #54, Section #9 (14 Feb 2000: Status Of Journalling)
Issue #52, Section #1 (24 Jan 2000: ToDo Before 2.4)
Issue #49, Section #3 (3 Jan 2000: ReiserFS Or Ext3 In Standard Kernel?)
Issue #45, Section #11 (6 Dec 1999: When LVM And Others Will Go Into The Main Tree)
Issue #44, Section #4 (22 Nov 1999: Possible GPL Conflicts In Reiserfs License)
Issue #43, Section #2 (15 Nov 1999: Journalled Filesystem For Linux)
Issue #34, Section #4 (13 Sep 1999: ReiserFS Nears Readiness; Difficulties Discussed)
Issue #26, Section #8 (8 Jul 1999: wait_queue Changes Summarized)
Issue #25, Section #5 (1 Jul 1999: Treating Multiple Files As One)

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