The official features that Red Hat has added to the revised Enterprise Linux 5.6 include the Ext4 file system. Other innovations include fresher versions of Bind and PHP, along with a number of revised drivers to improve support for current hardware.
What's new in Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.6 - The H
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Version 6 of Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) has been Red Hat's flagship product since it was released in mid-November . However, the previous series is still in service and has a way to go before its EOL (March 2014), as version 5.6, released yesterday , illustrates. The latest release of series 5 includes some of the technologies found in RHEL6.Find blog for Nokia phone reviews
Older RHEL5 versions already included Ext4 as an unsupported "Technical Preview", but the standard file system in RHEL6 is now also fully supported in version 5.6. Used for more than a year in a number of desktop distributions, such as Fedora and Ubuntu, Ext4 offers a number of advantages, such as more efficient storage with the use of extents, faster checks of file systems than in Ext3, more robust journaling and support for large file systems.Find reviews on Nokia phones blog
What's new in Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.6 - The H
