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>corrupts the instant you use it
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>>106868703
Sounds like a skill issue.
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recovery procedures are pain in the ass for this fs
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Stop making shit up.
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and since it touts itself as such a superior fs filling your drive with md5's of every chunk gotta make sure that COC_README.doc doesnt change and god forbid one of those md5 blocks or the datta it refers to has a hiccup STOP EVERYTHING NO MORE MOUNTING i smelled a problem i need user spend a week learning about btrfs and running long restore operations that ultimately dont do anything but report to you whats wrong
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but hey now you can atleast mount it read only and save a corrupt backup of your shit! just use ext4 like everyone else
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>>106868883
No I'll use btrfs
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>>106868703
based on what?
mine is still going strong 8 years later.
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>>106868703
> btrfs ate my data
I doubt this has ever happened to anyone who parrots this nor that a single parrot ever got that idea from a credible source
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I never had BTRFS get corrupted. However, due to all of this FUD about BTRFS corruption I switched to ext4. It corrupted with data loss in under 3 weeks of use.
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>>106869125
fucking kek
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>>106868703
I heard raid can be problematic, but for home desktop usage, it's perfect. Fedora and openSUSE default to it, sadly only openSUSE has a working rollback option with snapper ootb.



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