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Tell me why I shouldn't use btrfs
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Raid 5/6, only bcachefs will solve it
Btrfs Raid 5 and raid 6 are unstable and dangerous
Bcachefs is cool but it is way to new and isn't even part of the kernel as of yet.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bcachefs it was added as of Linux 6.7
Edit: and I've said raid 5/6 as what troubles btrfs have so you proved my point while trying to explain to me that I'm not right
I though was then removed later as there was a disagreement between Linus and the bcachefs dev
Yeah, i remember something like that, i don't remember exactly which kernel version it was when they removed it