I recently updated my Fedora 32 installation to 33, which uses the btrfs
filesystem by default. This is a fresh installation on a new hard disk.
So far so good.
I think that LFS potentially can use this filesystem. What do y'all
think of this?
Previous Fedora versions used LVM volume management, but Fedora 33 with
btrfs does not. I was never able to get an LFS system working with LVM,
so I'm interested in trying it with btrfs as an experiment.
Alan
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