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qalmakka ◴[] No.45080377[source]
The whole situation is moronic at best. Linux needs a decent modern filesystem in tree. ZFS would easily be it, but unfortunately Sun decided back in the '00s to fuck Linux because they wanted to push Solaris instead. Little they knew ZFS ended up being FreeBSD top feature for years.

Btrfs is constantly eating people data, it's a bad joke nowadays. Right now on Linux you're basically forced to constantly deal with out of tree ZFS or accept that thinly provisioned XFS over LVM2 will inevitably cause you to lose data.

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icar ◴[] No.45081632[source]
I know it's not the same, but close enough for me: lvm + xfs works wonders and it's rock solid.
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1. qalmakka ◴[] No.45083777[source]
Thin provisioning with lvm is afaik problematic, because the file systems aren't aware of it and if you run out of space you're screwed