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There is a patch made for linux that adds support for zstd, it improves compression without compromise performance. Is much better than zlib but faster as lzo.
I know that your driver has nothing to do with the linux code, so I don't know if it's possible to port support for zstd, but since it's a great alternative for transparent compression I believe it's worth to try it out.
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I'm not going to start including features until they've been accepted in Linux, sorry - that'd be impossible to maintain. I'll have a look once it reaches the mainline kernel.
There is a patch made for linux that adds support for zstd, it improves compression without compromise performance. Is much better than zlib but faster as lzo.
Here is the patch
I know that your driver has nothing to do with the linux code, so I don't know if it's possible to port support for zstd, but since it's a great alternative for transparent compression I believe it's worth to try it out.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: