On Wed, Sep 30, 2020 at 09:14:28PM +0300, Matti Pulkkinen wrote:
> Thanks very much for the thorough answer. This answered my questions
> nicely, and also cleared up a misunderstanding I had.
Yeah, thanks Chris -- that was interesting and helpful! Seem like that'd
make a good Fedora Magazine artic
Chris Murphy kirjoitti 26.9.2020 klo 23.11:
[snip]
Thanks very much for the thorough answer. This answered my questions
nicely, and also cleared up a misunderstanding I had.
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Matti Pulkkinen
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the command until it works. It doesn't really have to be exact - Btrfs
compression uses a maximum extent size of 128KiB. It's routine for
files to have mixed compression for blocks.
I
> know I can add the option to the fstab file after installation, reboot,
> and
Hello!
Is there a way in the Fedora 32 installer to set the compression mount
option for a new BTRFS filesystem before installing Fedora itself? I
know I can add the option to the fstab file after installation, reboot,
and then run the defragment command to compress after the fact, but it
wou
Hi, AFAIK btrfs compression is enabled via mount option. I'm now
installing Fedora 13 beta on / partition formated As btrfs. During
install there is no option for compression. If I add compress option
after install is there a way to compress data that was saved during
the install?
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