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LeoPanthera ◴[] No.45076431[source]
It's orphaned in Debian as well, but I'm not sure what significant advantages it has over btrfs, which is very stable these days.
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betaby ◴[] No.45076586[source]
btrfs was unusable in multi disk setup for kernels 6.1 and older. Didn't try since then. How's stable btrs today in such setups?

Also see https://www.phoronix.com/news/Josef-Bacik-Leaves-Meta

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LeoPanthera ◴[] No.45076637[source]
It's sort of frustrating that this constantly comes up. It's true that btrfs does have issues with RAID-5 and RAID-6 configurations, but this is frequently used (not necessarily by you) as some kind of gotcha as to why you shouldn't use it at all. That's insane. I promise that disk spanning issues won't affect your use of it on your tiny ThinkPad SSD.

It's important to note that striping and mirroring works just fine. It's only the 5/6 modes that are unstable: https://btrfs.readthedocs.io/en/stable/Status.html#block-gro...

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1. rendaw ◴[] No.45076707{3}[source]
> on your tiny ThinkPad SSD

Ad hominem. My thinkpad ssd is massive.

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2. LeoPanthera ◴[] No.45076790[source]
Good news, it will work just fine on that too.