The EXT4 Data Corruption Issue Has Also Been Fixed in Linux Kernel 3.18.14 LTS
After yesterday's announcement of Linux kernel 3.12.43 LTS, which got numerous changes, including a patch for the famous EXT4 data corruption issue that plagued almost all Linux kernel branches, today we can report that Linux kernel 3.18.14 LTS is out and it also includes a patch for the respective EXT4 bug.
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Running an EXT4 RAID on the Linux 4.0 kernel? Better spray for bugs!
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Linux 4.0 Has a File-System Corruption Problem, RAID Users Warned
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EXT4 filesystem can EAT ALL YOUR DATA
RAID bug can corrupt the filesystem, patches incoming, caution advised
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