F2FS Gains New Features With Linux 3.17
The Samsung supported Flash-Friendly File-System (F2FS) will sport some new functionality with the Linux 3.17 kernel release.
The user-facing work found with the F2FS file-system for Linux 3.17 includes the major following work:
- A nobarrier mount option has been added to F2FS, similar to other file-systems. With this option the file-system keeps the I/O ordering but ignores information about cache flushes inside the storages.
- Support for the tmpfile() function to create a unique temporary file in binary read/write mode that deletes itself when the program ends.
- Support for the rename2() function.
- Enhanced fdatasync().
- Various fixes and other improvements.
More information on the F2FS changes for Linux 3.17 can be found via this pull request.
The user-facing work found with the F2FS file-system for Linux 3.17 includes the major following work:
- A nobarrier mount option has been added to F2FS, similar to other file-systems. With this option the file-system keeps the I/O ordering but ignores information about cache flushes inside the storages.
- Support for the tmpfile() function to create a unique temporary file in binary read/write mode that deletes itself when the program ends.
- Support for the rename2() function.
- Enhanced fdatasync().
- Various fixes and other improvements.
More information on the F2FS changes for Linux 3.17 can be found via this pull request.
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