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On Tue, Nov 1, 2011 at 11:30 PM, <markw at mohawksoft.com> wrote: > In 2010, Fedora Core was planning to use Btrfs as its file system, but > abandoned plans when the support tools were not up to spec. > Sorry Mark you're getting this message twice didn't reply to the list on the first one. Stupid new Gmail interface didn't default to reply to all. Yeah Fedora's problem was that there isn't a fsck utility. Which is kind of odd b/c with a COW fully check summed file system that stores data in multiple places for redundancy the actual use case for a fsck utility doesn't seem to be there. But just this week the scrub utility was released which is part of the fsck work that's going on. So I think we are a couple of months away from BTRFS having all the user space tools necessary to get included in a major distro as the default file system. -- David
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