I'm just starting testing but I notice some unexpected slowness with rsync. I reached 20 MB/sec with rsync to nfs on ext3, and now 10 MB/sec on btrfs. File creates on NFS are unusably slow (a few per second) while on the NAS itself they seem to be okay. I will do some more experiments another time.
As for being unstable: both Suse and Oracle support btrfs now. But they use a much more recent kernel.
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Any chance for btrfs as a disk format?
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Re: Any chance for btrfs as a disk format?
by jutezak » Sun Sep 23, 2012 8:46 pm
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