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I've been using btrfs on both single-disk machines and disk arrays for years. It works well in both setups, the snapshots alone are invaluable. It has withstoo
by KozmoNau7 5y ago
I've been using btrfs on both single-disk machines and disk arrays for years. It works well in both setups, the snapshots alone are invaluable.
It has withstood flaky disk controllers, dying disks, and power losses, always been able to recover.
- chasil 5y agoThe btrfs filesystem is polarizing, and some have had bad experiences with it, while it has treated others well. Many argue for ext4 or xfs, but so many features are absent from these legacy filesystems. The only place that people appear uniformly happy is FreeBSD.