Re:Btrfs in Linux 6.2 brings performance improvements, bette...
by viraptor on Monday December 12, 2022 @06:42PM
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You don't have to modify it after a failure. You can set it right now to explicitly say "when I end up in a degraded state, I want to boot anyway".
> What it's good for is for ensuring that work keeps happening if a disk fails.
Different services have different priorities. I want my work servers to keep running, but my home server under the desk to stop until I replace the failed drive. Btrfs gives you a choice.
> What it's good for is for ensuring that work keeps happening if a disk fails.
Different services have different priorities. I want my work servers to keep running, but my home server under the desk to stop until I replace the failed drive. Btrfs gives you a choice.