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That paper is not saying it's small "in comparison", it's saying it's small for a filesystem. It's silly.

> You really wouldn't recommend an average user change that at all.

Yes I would. If they were stuck with ext4.

In general I'd recommend something with checksums.

> reserved %

Oh god definitely change that, it should cap at 10GB or something.

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> That paper is not saying it's small "in comparison", it's saying it's small for a filesystem. It's silly.

It's not, it's clearly saying the inode count is too small for their 1 billion file test.

> Yes I would. If they were stuck with ext4.

I meant good advice. There's enough stories of people running out of inodes even of the tiny sample in this thread that it's not good advice to cut the inode count 4x.