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Hi /g/, oldfag from 2019 here. What's the point of using BTRFS? Even noatime can't save your disks from its insane write amplification.

>Desktop / Laptop
EXT4 or XFS
>Server / RAID
ZFS
>Older Flash Disks / Mobile SD Cards
F2FS
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>>109770593
Noa...
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>>109770593
CoW
For some use cases, compression can be useful too
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>>109770593
2019 was like yesterday dude
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>>109770593
nkdshi noa
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Redundancy is the usecase for btrfs.
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btrfs is the ipv6 of filesystems
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>>109770805
>CoW
>>109771035
>Redundancy
ZFS handles both better and doesn't kill your disks as fast
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>>109770593
>lust provoking image
>irrelevant time-wasting question
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>>109770593
>oldfag
>2019
fucking lel.
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>>109770593
>What's the point
NVME.
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>>109770593
Redundancy is a good usecase for btrfs.
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>>109770593
>oldfag from 2019
that isn't an oldfag
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>>109770855
2019 was last decade
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>>109774590
>lust provoking image
????
Its cute and funny anon
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>>109770593
does she noa lot about technology?



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