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Hot Relocation HDD To SSD Support For Btrfs: In working to enhance the performance of the Btrfs file-system in cases where certain data/files are frequently used, a set of patches for providing hot relocation support has been posted...

Btrfs vs. EXT4 vs. XFS vs. F2FS On Linux 3.10: Building upon our F2FS file-system benchmarks from earlier in this week is a large comparison of four of the leading Linux file-systems at the moment: Btrfs, EXT4, XFS, and F2FS. With the four Linux kernel file-systems, each was benchmarked on the Linux 3.8, 3.9, and 3.10-rc1 kernels.

Btrfs In Linux 3.10 Gets Skinny Extents, Quota Rebuilds: The Btrfs file-system pull request by Chris Mason has been submitted for inclusion into the Linux 3.10 kernel...

The Good & Bad Of Btrfs In A Production World: A web hosting company has publicly shared their thoughts on the Btrfs file-system for Linux. While often discussed as the next-generation Linux file-system, Btrfs isn't fully baked for use in a production world quite yet...

Tuning Btrfs vs. F2FS, EXT4, XFS File-Systems: When earlier this week delivering Btrfs benchmarks with various mount options for tuning the next-generation Linux file-system, some Linux users were hoping to see other file-systems tossed into the test mix too for reference. Here's those numbers...

Btrfs File-System Tuning Benchmarks On Linux 3.9: For those of you wondering the performance impact of using mount options for tuning the Btrfs file-system on the soon-to-be-out Linux 3.9 kernel, here's some benchmarks of common Btrfs mount options...

Linux 3.9 Gets Btrfs RAID 5/6, Fsync Performance: In addition to the already exciting features of the Linux 3.9 kernel, this next release will also bring several new features to the Btrfs file-system...

F2FS File-System Shows Hope, Runs Against Btrfs & EXT4: Being released soon is the Linux 3.8 kernel and one of its many new features is the introduction of the F2FS file-system. The "Flash-Friendly File-System" was developed by Samsung and is showing promise as a new Linux file-system designed around the characteristics of flash-based storage devices.

EXT4 Still Leads Over Btrfs File-System On Linux 3.8: With the final release of the Linux 3.8 kernel coming in the very near future, here are file-system benchmarks of EXT4 and Btrfs on the Linux 3.8 development code compared to recent Linux kernel releases.

RAID 5/6 Support Finally Comes To Btrfs: It's been a long time coming, but the Btrfs file-system now finally supports RAID 5 and RAID 6 configurations for the next-generation Linux file-system...

Btrfs Still Working To Address Corruption Issue: Another bug-fix pull request was sent in on Tuesday for the Btrfs file-system in the yet-to-be-released Linux 3.8 kernel. Chris Mason notes that he's still working out an older CRC corruption issue...

There's Talk Again About Btrfs For Fedora: In earlier Fedora Linux releases there was generally a desire with having Btrfs become the default file-system. It's generally proposed to make the next-generation Linux file-system the default in Fedora, but every time in the end the idea has been dropped.