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Isn't it funny then that BTRFS supports growing and shrinking? Sounds like it's not such an edge case at all. BTRFS is also focussed on the enterprise, yet it i

Isn't it funny then that BTRFS supports growing and shrinking? Sounds like it's not such an edge case at all. BTRFS is also focussed on the enterprise, yet it is implemented.

bsder 12y ago
Um, yeaaaah. Focused on enterprise. Which one do you think is more important to enterprise customers? Not being able to shrink or not having RAID.
- viraptor 12y ago
  It only had limited raid5/6 support. With embedded checksums and mirroring available that's not a terrible situation to be honest.
23david 12y ago
People have been working around the limitations of lvm and Linux raid for years... it's not such a big deal. The issue with BTRFS is the stability and consistent performance, especially when the disk gets close to being full. Would definitely prefer BTRFS to be stable over having additional features...