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I can guarantee you that SuSE will only ever support btrfs with their own kernel. There are a ton of fixes backported in theirs. At which point you are running
by nolist_policy 3y ago
I can guarantee you that SuSE will only ever support btrfs with their own kernel. There are a ton of fixes backported in theirs. At which point you are running SLES anyway.
- chasil 3y agoOracle's UEK also has btrfs support, and I use it. It is designed to be installed over rhel. A further collaboration on an OpenELA btrfs-enabled kernel incorporating both SuSE and Oracle requirements will easily supplant stock rhel. For one thing, the UEK returns support for a large array of hardware that has been removed from stock. This list is very large.