Btrfs Gets More Fixes & Performance Optimizations For Linux 4.11

[phoronix]

Phoronix: Btrfs Gets More Fixes & Performance Optimizations For Linux 4.11

Chris Mason has sent in a secondary pull request of Btrfs material for the Linux 4.11 merge window...

http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Linux-4.11-More-Btrfs

[Zucca]

I'd be interested on Raid 5, 6 and 10 performance in btrfs.
Has raid 5 and 6 been fixed in 4.11 already?

[cynic]

Has raid 5 and 6 been fixed in 4.11 already?

unfortunately, no.

[darkbasic]

I'd be interested on Raid 5, 6 and 10 performance in btrfs.
Has raid 5 and 6 been fixed in 4.11 already?

Probably it will be fixed in time for 5.11.

[Zucca]

Well... I'll be using btrfs-raid10 until then...

[liam]

I'd be interested on Raid 5, 6 and 10 performance in btrfs.
Has raid 5 and 6 been fixed in 4.11 already?

Iirc, liu bo has said, essentially, that raid 5/6 are a LONG way from being ready.

[Azrael5]

which system service manages ram and hard drive devices!?

there is some problem in hard drive and RAM management on linux distros: the hard drive is over used during browsing as well as other programs used also after closing many tabs or programs, so some problem affects the switching between ram and hard disk.

both ext4 and btrfs appear to be affected.

[eduperez]

which system service manages ram and hard drive devices!?

there is some problem in hard drive and RAM management on linux distros: the hard drive is over used during browsing as well as other programs used also after closing many tabs or programs, so some problem affects the switching between ram and hard disk.

both ext4 and btrfs appear to be affected.

Do you really think you can post such a broad and generic complain, on a thread dedicated to some improvements on BRTFS, and expect a meaningful response?

[Azrael5]

Do you really think you can post such a broad and generic complain, on a thread dedicated to some improvements on BRTFS, and expect a meaningful response?

where I can postulate the question?

[eduperez]

where I can postulate the question?

For starters, I would search the internet for people dealing with the same problem: something that serious, that affects all distros and filesystems, must have been noticed by someone else before, don't you think? If you do not find anything meaningful, then you can open your own thread in a relevant forum: a general forum about Linux seems like a good place, or perhaps a forum dedicated to your distro, or the piece of software you are using. If you are sure this is a bug in some specific piece of software, then you can open a bug report, be it in your distro's support service, or directly to that software.