Btrfs In Linux 3.18 Has RAID Recovery/Repair Improvements

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Btrfs In Linux 3.18 Has RAID Recovery/Repair Improvements

Written by Michael Larabel in Linux Storage on 11 October 2014 at 02:42 PM EDT. Add A Comment

Chris Mason at Facebook sent in his Btrfs pull request on Friday for the Linux 3.18 kernel.

Notable Btrfs file-system changes for Linux 3.18 include cleaning up and improving the RAID recovery/repair support, fsync fixes, and a variety of other fixes and clean-ups. The rest of the changes are really just across the board while there's around 2,000 lines of new code.

More Btrfs Linux 3.18 details can be found via the mailing list pull request.

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