> Linux btrfs supports raid5 in general, but has known edge cases which make it not safe to use. Basically it's "available, but experimental, for developers onl

> Linux btrfs supports raid5 in general, but has known edge cases which make it not safe to use. Basically it's "available, but experimental, for developers only". I recall reading somewhere recently, that the Linux btrfs developer intends to fix these edge cases through a on-disk layout change (IIRC, adding one more btree to the filesystem). So unless this driver already has that on-disk layout change, it's unlikely that these edge cases have been addressed.