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Looks like it uses btrfs for everything. Btrfs performs notoriously poorly for VMs and databases without the "nocow" hack, which is a no-no for raid1 setups. Wh
by curt15 2y ago
Looks like it uses btrfs for everything. Btrfs performs notoriously poorly for VMs and databases without the "nocow" hack, which is a no-no for raid1 setups. What should I do if I'm an Android developer who frequently tests code in Android VMs?
- Rinzler89 2y agoSeparate root and home partitions brother. As in, keep root on BTRFS for rollbacks and keep home on extf4 where you keep.all your dbs and VMs. This way you get best if both worlds, no need to mess with nocow parameters.