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	Namesys \| KernelTrap
		Concerns that the filesystem wasn't being maintained were laid to rest when Andrew Morton [interview] stated, "the namesys engineers continue to maintain reiser4 and I continue to receive patches for it.
		With Namesys founder Hans Reiser [interview] recently arrested as the prime suspect in the disappearance of his estranged wife, a brief thread on the lkml discussed the future of ReiserFS.
		Alexander Lyamin, listed on the Namesys website as their "hostmaster and sysadmin", noted that the team was "rather shaken and stressed at the moment".
	kerneltrap.org /taxonomy/term/391 (595 words)

	WhyReiser4IsNotIn - KernelNewbies Wiki (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		As for today, thanks to all the work done by the Namesys people, Reiser4 is growing near to inclusion in the main tree and hopefully it won't get take too many time until reiser 4 is merged.
		Namesys has been working on this question for two-plus years, so you can imagine what the state of readiness was when it was initially submitted, but all this work is also a good sign, in every way this points to the future success of Reiser4.
		Namesys developers have been fixing some of those problems for years, so it's not that it has been a error not having inclued Reiser 4 some years ago.
	kernelnewbies.org /WhyReiser4IsNotIn (1832 words)

	Linux: Reiser4's Future \| KernelTrap
		Things like a willingness to maintain the code after it gets merged, or at least turning the code into something the community is willing to maintain if the original developers stop maintaining it.
		Taking in a new code base on such a track record is not a good idea when the code is not in a shape where the community wants to maintain it.
		That's not where the problem lies - the namesys guys are responsive and play well with others.
	kerneltrap.org /node/8102 (4797 words)

	Linux.com \| Reiser filesystem development to continue
		As the news of his arrest spreads in the free and open software communities, a growing concern is the effect that the case might have on Namesys, Hans Reiser's company, as well as the future of his filesystem work.
		Hans Reiser is also known for his struggle to have Reiser4 included in the kernel, and his outspokenness over the delays in reaching his goal.
		However, several of those connected to Namesys were willing to speak publicly about the future of the company and the filesystems.
	news.linux.com /news/06/10/12/0355223.shtml?tid=41 (1350 words)

	a very occasional diary: reiser4: 0. introduction
		Note on naming: namesys insists that file system is referred to as reiser4 and not reiserfs v4, or reiser4fs, or reiserfs4, or r4fs.
		Development of reiser4 was sponsored by DARPA, take a look at the namesys front page for a legal statement, and a list of other sponsors.
		At the mid-2004 I left namesys, at that point reiser4 was in more or less debugged state, and no significant design changes occurred since.
	nikitadanilov.blogspot.com /2005/12/reiser4-0-introduction.html (1093 words)

	Kernel developers vs. Hans Reiser, part 34142..
		It’s just not likable code yet, although Namesys is apparently getting it there (and probably sacrificing the more promising features of Reiser 4 to do so).
		And this stance has far less to do with whether Reiser 4 is secure, stable, and functional and more to do with the fact that Namesys is using coding conventions that bother the kernel developers.
		Namesys has nurtured the code and is fighting to get it in, but the only thing keeping it out now is probably just an apology from Hans.
	thomas.tanreisoftware.com /?p=44 (927 words)

	ReiserFS - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		ReiserFS is a general-purpose, journaled computer file system designed and implemented by a team at Namesys led by Hans Reiser who is referred to as the project's Benevolent Dictator for Life.
		Namesys considers ReiserFS (now occasionally referred to as Reiser3) stable and feature-complete and with the exception of security updates and critical bug fixes, has thus ceased development on it to concentrate on its successor, Reiser4.
		Early implementations of ReiserFS (prior to that in Linux 2.6.2) were also susceptible to out-of-order write hazards (files being appended to during a crash, for example, would gain a tail of garbage upon next mount).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/ReiserFS (1081 words)

	Chaos congress: Namesys aims at Holy Grail
		Since Namesys may never achieve namespace unity, why is the organization, a group of nine Russian programmers and two Americans, already receiving "a few tens of thousands of dollars" in financing from SuSE and MP3.com?
		Reiser's argument in his lawsuit was that Microsoft has denied Namesys access to the central facilities, the source code, necessary for him to provide a source code patch.
		Namesys, in Oakland, Calif., can be found at www.devlinux.com/namesys.
	www.networkworld.com /news/1999/1229chaos2.html (875 words)

	Linux PR: Journaling FS Ships For Gnu/Linux Today
		Journaling for ReiserFS has officially been released by Namesys after extensive testing, and confirmation of its stability by betatesters.
		FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: (San Francisco) -- Journaling for ReiserFS has officially been released by Namesys after extensive testing, and confirmation of its stability by betatesters.
		ReiserFS is a revolutionary new approach to file system design which stores not just filenames but the files themselves in a B*-tree, giving it performance advantages throughout the file size spectrum.
	linuxpr.com /releases/627.html (343 words)

	Good Morning Silicon Valley: Murder case rocks little community of Opensourceville
		He and his company, Namesys, developed ReiserFS, a popular file system currently incorporated in the Linux kernel, and its successor, Reiser4, which Reiser has been trying to get included in the kernel for several years (an effort thwarted, some say, by his contentious personality).
		I would think he took necessary steps for Namesys employees to continue to work even in his absence and even Namesys itself is safe for at least some time." Meanwhile, Reiser4 finally seems much closer to inclusion in the Linux kernel.
		Nina's dedication to Namesys went beyond making sure bills got paid, employees in several countries were taken care of and keeping the entire ball from unraveling.
	blogs.siliconvalley.com /gmsv/2006/10/murder_case_roc.html (1018 words)

	Linux.com \| Reiser4 and the politics of the kernel (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Both are developed by Namesys, a company fronted by Hans Reiser, with sponsorship from Linspire and the Defense Advance Research Projects Agency.
		According to Namesys, Reiser4 offers twice the speed of other filesystems, as well as greater efficiency in file allocation and military-grade security.
		Similarly, when Reiser formally requested that Reiser4 be accepted into the kernel in September 2005, Christoph Hellwig, one of the lead maintainers for filesystems in the kernel, noted that its source code did not follow the kernel coding style.
	programming.linux.com /programming/06/07/31/1548201.shtml (2488 words)

	Hans Reiser (creator of Linux's ReiserFS filesystem) arrested on suspicion of wife's murder (reddit.com) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Namesys seems to run on a wing and a prayer; much or most of the money came from Hans' own savings, and debts.
		I think he'd lately been working part-time at other things in order to raise money to support the other Namesys developers in Russia.
		I believe all its core developers are Namesys people.
	reddit.com /info/lm6v/comments (1116 words)

	Linux.com :: Reiser filesystem development to continue
		As the news of his arrest spreads in the free and open software communities, a growing concern is the effect that the case might have on Namesys, Hans Reiser's company, as well as the future of his filesystem work.
		Hans Reiser is also known for his struggle to have Reiser4 included in the kernel, and his outspokenness over the delays in reaching his goal.
		However, several of those connected to Namesys were willing to speak publicly about the future of the company and the filesystems.
	www.linux.com /articles/57759 (2194 words)

	ContraCostaTimes.com \| 10/18/2006 \| As suspect, Hans Reiser is hot topic in software world
		While the reaction may seem surprising, it speaks to Reiser and the recognition of his company -- Namesys -- in the "free and open source" community, a group of programmers dedicated to developing software free for anyone to use and improve.
		Within the small community, Reiser's arrest has created a furor comparable to the arrest of a midsized company's CEO on murder charges, says Bruce Byfield, whose coverage of Reiser and the open source software community appears on the news sites NewsForge and Slashdot.
		Lyamin said the five employees of Namesys want to finish Reiser4, and are scrambling to find funding through contract work so they can continue getting paid.
	www.siliconvalley.com /mld/siliconvalley/news/15788700.htm (799 words)

	Events Calendar (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		He founded Namesys and hired a small team of programmers to implement the Reiserfs file system for Linux.
		Prior to founding Namesys, Hans held positions at Synopsis, IBM Research, Premos, ARDC, and the UCB Open Computing Facility.
		Hans is a practicing Interactive Media artist and has participated in a number of exhibitions and shows.
	www-cs.stanford.edu /calendar/abstract.php?eventId=1386 (233 words)

	Interview: Hans Reiser :: OSDir.com :: Open Source, Linux News & Software
		Hans Reiser formed Namesys and began the development of Reiserfs ten years ago.
		The more recent Reiser4 is a complete redesign and reimplementation of Reiserfs, aiming to soon be merged into the mainline 2.6 Linux kernel.
		He looks back at Reiser3, describing the advantages it had over other filesystems when it was released and its current state.
	osdir.com /Article7275.phtml (172 words)

	Reiser4FShowto - ArchWiki
		Reiser4 is a new file system developed by Namesys.
		It is a very fast file system (according to Namesys, the fastest).
		You can find benchmarks between the different file systems available on Linux on their website.
	wiki.archlinux.org /index.php/Reiser4FShowto (612 words)

	Linux man Reiser flogs Namesys - The INQUIRER
		According to Wired, Reiser who is being held without bail in Santa Rita Jail, is running out of money to pay for his defence and needs to flog his company to pay the bills.
		Namesys owns the Reiser3 and Reiser4 file systems that are used by many Linux punters.
		William DuBois, Reiser's attorney, said that the sale was a unique opportunity for someone to buy the company for pennies on the dollar and "we welcome all vultures".
	www.theinquirer.net /en/inquirer/news/2006/12/22/linux-man-reiser-flogs-namesys (320 words)

	LinuxElectrons - Lindows.com to Support Reiser4 in Next Release
		SAN DIEGO -- (LinuxElectrons) -- Lindows.com (www.lindows.com) announced this past Monday its official support for Reiser4, the next version of ReiserFS from Namesys (www.lindows.com/namesys), creator of the most advanced filesystem available for personal computers.
		Lindows.com is providing monetary support to Namesys, and will also be working closely with the company to supply comprehensive quality assurance support.
		Reiser4 will be built into LindowsOS, the leading Desktop Linux operating system, in early 2004, allowing the operating system to take advantage of the latest technologies in writing data onto hard drives.
	www.linuxelectrons.com /article.php?story=20040101201541870 (404 words)

	NAMESYS
		Namesys' page does show up as expected (two frames), but navigation does not work as it should yet.
		I can: a) unconditionally change the code so these pages work b) add a compile option (--pedantic-mode or --quirks-mode or whatever) to disable/enable these changes c) leave it the way it is For users a and b are the best choices, for developers c is the best.
		It is probably infeasible to trap all the crufty HTML out there, Namesys' site alone is good for I don't know how many problems...
	lists.auriga.wearlab.de /pipermail/dillo-dev/2003-August.txt (14337 words)

	Namesys - Wikicompany
		Namesys is a company, based in the United States and Russia, and owned and run by Hans Reiser.
		The ReiserFS and Reiser4 filesystems were designed and implemented by Namesys.
		This page was last modified 21:55, 9 April 2005.
	wikicompany.org /wiki?title=Namesys (47 words)

	Image and Data Manager
		Police have found no body in the case and the arrest is said to have been based on circumstantial evidence.
		This latest edition from Namesys is said to offer security updates and fix potential critical bugs.
		However the company has recently identified a number of technical problems with the Namesys offering and claimed developer Hans Reiser had refused extensive changes to the software.
	www.idm.net.au /story.asp?id=7570 (416 words)

	Debian -- progsreiserfs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		These tools differ from the standard Namesys ReiserFS tools in that they use libreiserfs to do their work.
		Reiserfsprogs is the "official" implementation, created by namesys.
		It does the same thing; which you use depends on your preference.
	packages.debian.org /unstable/admin/progsreiserfs (124 words)

	Building a Better Filesystem For Linux
		A new operating system filesystem is expected to inject new life into Linux's ability to search files, documents, e-mails and contacts more efficiently.
		Oakland, Calif.-based Namesys (short for Naming System Venture) took the wraps off the latest version of its ReiserFS for licensing this week.
		Dubbed Reiser4, the so-called "Atomic Filesystem for Linux" posted benchmarks Monday showing it is 2 to 5 five times faster than the previous versions.
	www.internetnews.com /dev-news/article.php/3399801 (1071 words)

	Re: [BENCHMARKS] Namesys VM patches improve kbuild
		Nick Piggin wrote: > > Hi, > > The two namesys patches help kbuild quite a lot here.
		Prev by Date: [BENCHMARKS] Namesys VM patches improve kbuild
		Next by Date: Re: [BENCHMARKS] Namesys VM patches improve kbuild
	mail.nl.linux.org /linux-mm/2004-01/msg00112.html (295 words)

	Reiser4 - SourceMage Wiki (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		First of all, we are not responsible for any lost of data or whatever can happens if you try this...
		It is a very fast filesystem (according to Namesys, the fastest).
		You can find benchmarks between the differents filesystems available on Linux on their website
	wiki.sourcemage.org /Reiser4 (994 words)

	CNN - Namesys pursues Holy Grail of file-system searches - December 30, 1999
		CNN - Namesys pursues Holy Grail of file-system searches - December 30, 1999
		BERLIN (IDG) -- It's not every day that a group of people come together to work towards a goal that they never plan on reaching, but Hans Reiser formed his company on that very concept.
		Due to the file system situation, Reiser took Microsoft to court the week before the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) kicked off its initial antitrust action against the software giant in October of 1997.
	archives.cnn.com /1999/TECH/computing/12/30/namesys.idg/index.html (777 words)

	Vendor Namesys aims at Holy Grail of file system searches (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Vendor Namesys aims at Holy Grail of file system searches
		BERLIN -- It's not every day that a group of people come together to work towards a goal that they never plan on reaching, but Hans Reiser formed his company on that very concept.
		Due to the file system situation, Reiser took Microsoft to court the week before the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) kicked off its initial antitrust action against the software giant in October of 1997.
	www.infoworld.com /articles/en/xml/99/12/29/991229ennamesys.html (1135 words)

	FedoraForum.org - Resize ReiserFS Root Partition Help!
		progsreiserfs (from namesys' site), but these don't get into the details of
		If there is a way to create a set of bootdisks that will allow me to work
		> progsreiserfs (from namesys' site), but these don't get into the details of
	www.fedoraforum.org /forum/showthread.php?t=10114 (1126 words)

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