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I was looking at the handbook. File system support seems limited in the |
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documentation of the handbook, some quite antiquated (reiserfs?). |
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Looking at the handbook it would seem to be quite extensible to support |
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one of the newer, extremely attractive, files systems (ZFS or btrfs). |
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My guess is that, license_wise, it would be easier to document the |
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use of btrfs in the handbook? |
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So, these are the sections that would need only limited prose to support |
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btrfs in the handbook: |
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2.b |
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4.b/4.d 4.e |
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6.a 6.b |
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7.b |
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8.a |
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9.e |
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10.e ? |
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The idea would be to use a single 2T drive, with the standard |
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(handbook) 3 partition scheme, with just the simplest gentoo system |
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set up with BTRFS. |
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Your comments and suggestions are most welcome. If this idea is deemed |
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meritorious, I'll take a crack at it and post what I discover after |
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performing a few of this proposed btrfs handbook installs? |
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your thoughts? |
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James |
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