Btrfs In Linux 3.5 Is Not Too Exciting

Phoronix: Btrfs In Linux 3.5 Is Not Too Exciting

The Btrfs pull request for the Linux 3.5 kernel went in on Friday, but it's not particularly exciting...

http://www.phoronix.com/vr.php?view=MTExMjg

I am currently using a SSD with ext4.
Eventually, I guess I will switch to btrfs when its more mature.

What is the best file system for a SSD?

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Originally Posted by uid313

I am currently using a SSD with ext4.
Eventually, I guess I will switch to btrfs when its more mature.

What is the best file system for a SSD?

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Currently, I'm using ext4 with the discard mount option. I'm too nervous about btrfs data loss issues yet, and I'm going to wait on it for a bit longer.

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Originally Posted by Veerappan

Currently, I'm using ext4 with the discard mount option. I'm too nervous about btrfs data loss issues yet, and I'm going to wait on it for a bit longer.

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Yeah, I am using the 'discard' mount option too. I think I also use noatime or relatime (to save writes on the SSD).
But wonder what is the best file system for SSD?

ext4, ZFS, btrfs, NILFS2, JFFS2, UBIFS, YAFFS, LogFS, etc?