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> > Anyone know of some good info on this topic for various file systems? > Is there a generallly-useful directory scheme that makes it work well > (or at least not too poorly) on all linux file systems? if you want filesystem independence then you've got to go for a heirarchy. but if you can control the fs you have a lot of options: with ext2 you're pretty screwed with resierfs you get btree indexes.. that helps a lot. the new ext3 htree stuff (for which you need a very excellent patch here http://thunk.org/tytso/linux/ext3-dxdir/RELEASE-NOTES) it just plain rocks on all accounts. here's some good reading: http://people.nl.linux.org/~phillips/htree/paper/htree.html -Patrick
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