top | item 32932332 (no title) zionic | 3 years ago >btrfs is a horrible mess that will likely lose your data.Meanwhile the bazillion petabytes on the world's synology NAS run fine, and are BTRFS. discuss order hn newest yjftsjthsd-h|3 years ago Isn't synology running it hybridized with their own proprietary storage layer? zionic|3 years ago It's not proprietary, you can hook up the drives to a linux box and pull files off them just fine if your box dies. I've never had to do this, but I've seen others say they've done so successfully. ThatPlayer|3 years ago I believe it's a layer of mdadm and lvm rather than anything proprietary. load replies (1)
yjftsjthsd-h|3 years ago Isn't synology running it hybridized with their own proprietary storage layer? zionic|3 years ago It's not proprietary, you can hook up the drives to a linux box and pull files off them just fine if your box dies. I've never had to do this, but I've seen others say they've done so successfully. ThatPlayer|3 years ago I believe it's a layer of mdadm and lvm rather than anything proprietary. load replies (1)
zionic|3 years ago It's not proprietary, you can hook up the drives to a linux box and pull files off them just fine if your box dies. I've never had to do this, but I've seen others say they've done so successfully.
ThatPlayer|3 years ago I believe it's a layer of mdadm and lvm rather than anything proprietary. load replies (1)
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