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Name: WallyWorld
Date: April 8, 2006 at 18:24:05 Pacific
OS: OS/2 4 FP15
CPU/Ram: Athelon 1200 / 768mb
Product: None - assembled myself
Comment:

I was thinking of upgrading from Warp 4 to eCS 1.2 because of the promotional pricing available at this time. However, reading the info on the web pages, I don't really see any big advantage. The only difference I see is the introduction of the JFS file system (which none of my HD/partition utilites support). I'd love to hear some feedback from some eCS users with other advantages. Give me an excuse to buy it - I'd love to upgrade, but at this point don't see any real justification.

Thank you,

Wally



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Name: franki
Date: April 9, 2006 at 00:38:37 Pacific
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http://www.ecomstation.com/

Supported and further developed, IBM Warp4 is no longer supported or upgraded...


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Response Number 2
Name: Kal Durak
Date: April 21, 2006 at 15:18:33 Pacific
Reply:

Although your utilities, etc don't require JFS, you will get better performance using it. Also, you will get fixes for a lot of those little annoyances that you've probably gotten used to :)


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Response Number 3
Name: WallyWorld
Date: April 21, 2006 at 16:15:11 Pacific
Reply:

Thank you both for your responses. I decided to order eCS before the promotion ends on 4/21. I have to think about whether I care to use JFS, since my hard disk backup software, partitioning software, etc. don't support it. At this time I am not dissatisfied with HPFS performance. The main thing I'm after is the updated hardware support, since I'm thinking of getting a new AMD64X2 processer, new mobo with PCI-e & a new SATA HDD. From what I've read, eCS can support all of them. I could probably get them working under Warp eventually, but I'm sure it would be alot more trouble.

Thanks again for your insightful responses.


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