introduce BTRFS #300
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This patch attempt to introduce BTRFS as a usable filesystem under Linux. BTRFS benefited noticeable improvements since Linux 5.17, further reducing the performance gap it suffered. While not recommended for all usages, it has some interesting features we would like to use for some edge cases, such as online compression.
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This patch attempt to introduce BTRFS as a usable filesystem under Linux stemcells as briefly discussed in #299.
BTRFS benefited noticeable improvements since Linux 5.17, further reducing the performance gap it suffered.
While not recommended for all usages, it has some interesting features we would like to use for some edge cases, such as online compression.
We are looking for feedback on this pull request.