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btrfs is shipping with OpenSuSE and Oracle Linux apparently as stable. Not sure I trust it yet. If they ship it with Debian stable I will consider it. ZFS stil
by meaty 14y ago
btrfs is shipping with OpenSuSE and Oracle Linux apparently as stable. Not sure I trust it yet. If they ship it with Debian stable I will consider it.
ZFS still uses FUSE AFAIK so is going to suck.
- skeletonjelly 14y agoDoubt ZFS is going to be anything but FUSE. Mandated by licenses. ZFS can be used with *BSD of course.
- Andys 14y agoThe linux ZFS kernel modules work well and are not prohibited by license. It simply will never be included in the Linux kernel.
- batgaijin 14y agoI thought they had a kernel module or something bypassing the need for fuse.
- dmpk2k 14y agoIndeed there is: http://zfsonlinux.org/ http://zfsonlinux.org/ There's more than one ZFS port to Linux, which might be confusing some people. There's also the more dramatic option of using FreeBSD or one of the illumos derivatives, which work fine in my experience too.
- kzrdude 14y agoBtrfs will be in the next stable, and it will be Linux 3.2. Not a good idea to use that old version of linux if you want btrfs!