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+Episode: 1560
+Title: HPR1560: The reiserfs File System
+Source: https://hub.hackerpublicradio.org/ccdn.php?filename=/eps/hpr1560/hpr1560.mp3
+Transcribed: 2025-10-18 05:06:35
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+Okay, hi everyone. I'm hoping you're having a great day. Continuing my series of talks about
+different file systems. Okay, today I want to talk about the RISER FS system. In 2001,
+Hans RISER created the first journaling file system in Linux called RISER FS. The RISER FS
+system only supports right back journaling mode, writing only the in node table data to the journal
+file because it writes only the in node table to the journal. The RISER FS system is one of the
+fastest journaling file systems in Linux. Two interesting features incorporated into RISER FS
+are that you can resize an existing file system while it's still active and it uses a technique
+called tailpacking which dusts data from one file into an empty space in a data block from another
+file. The active file system resizing feature is great if you have to expand an already
+created file system to accommodate more data. Now I haven't used RISER FS in a long time,
+but it's important because a lot of the features that RISER that Mr. RISER did
+or incorporated into XT4 and XT3 and XT4, I'm sorry, not XT3, and that this is a very fast,
+that this is a super fast method for doing this. All right, hey, well this completes this part
+of the file system installment. I hope you enjoyed it and as always you can reach me at JWP5
+at hotmail.com. You'll have a great day. Bye now.
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