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XFS
This project will soon appear here.
Current status is under construction.
Stay tuned.
In the meantime, you can check the following:
- The Original XFS white paper, back from the early days it didn't yet have quota support. Yes, it has it now.
- Press release #1: SGI and Veritas Form Strike Team to Investigate Development of Journaled File System Solution for Linux
- Press release #2: SGI Contributes World's Most Scalable File System Technology to Open Source Community
- Some related discussions on the kernel mailing list.
- A Linux World article