Why haven't you switched from NTFS to REFS /g/?

>using REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEfs

>>60731884
>Enjoying corrupted data

>>60731844
>I know, NTFS is horribly broken and is super slow and can't handle multiple processes writing at the same time because relies on global mutexes. Let's make a new one!
>With checksums, because checksums are cool
>And just ignore the fact that we're copy/pasting large sections of the NTFS code in, that can't make it any worse at all
good luck

>>60731844
I wasn't aware of its existence tbqh.

>>60731844
Because it has serious issues with large volumes

https://forums.veeam.com/veeam-backup-replication-f2/refs-4k-horror-story-t40629.html

>>60731844
>wintoddler shit
kek... go back to /v/ you fucking beginner.

>>60732180
>hehehe *unsheathes thinkpad*
>i use linux m'dear

>>60731844
Because I'm not autistic?

>>60731844
Can't use it for your boot volume and win serv only. I use a Linux NAS running Btrfs for storage.

>>60732608
True that you can't use it for your boot volume but as of a recent Windows update, it is now possible to format external drives as REFS.

>>60732659
*And secondary drives

Literally never heard of it. Why do I care when there's btrfs and ZFS?

>>60732725
i'm waiting for bcachefs to go mainline

>>60732725
If you're doing Windows Server in an enterprise environment it makes sense. Since very few people here have real tech jobs that's not really something to discuss

>>60732772
It has a integrated quasi-dedup feature. If you're using programs like Veeam B&R it can make sense in a homelab environment.

>>60732180
>kek
how about you go back to /v/ or reddit you toddler