Recommended file linux systems for SSD in 2018 [on hold]
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What are the recommended file linux systems for SSD in 2018 ?
Are F2FS, NILFS2 or BTRFS good choices compared to ext4 ?
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SebMa
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put on hold as primarily opinion-based by Kusalananda, X Tian, Jeff Schaller, Rui F Ribeiro, Ipor Sircer Dec 3 at 12:54
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What are the recommended file linux systems for SSD in 2018 ?
Are F2FS, NILFS2 or BTRFS good choices compared to ext4 ?
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asked Dec 3 at 11:31
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put on hold as primarily opinion-based by Kusalananda, X Tian, Jeff Schaller, Rui F Ribeiro, Ipor Sircer Dec 3 at 12:54
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What's so wrong with Ext4 that makes you think of using exotics such as F2FS or NILFS?
– AlexP
Dec 3 at 12:01
Possible duplicate of File system for an SSD drive
– M_dk
Dec 3 at 12:48
@AlexP ext4's journal has many writes, I'd like to optimize the longevity of my SSD
– SebMa
Dec 3 at 13:04
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Any half-decent modern SSD has enough endurance to outlive any mechanical disk. For an eye-opener, see the Anandtech article on the endurance of the Samsung SSD 840, an old consumer-grade TLC device (article by Kristian Vättö, November 2012). Briefly put, in a home computer a consumer-grade SSD will outlast the useful life of the machine; in a server, a server-grade SSD will outlast any reasonable depreciation time.
– AlexP
Dec 3 at 13:15
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What are the recommended file linux systems for SSD in 2018 ?
Are F2FS, NILFS2 or BTRFS good choices compared to ext4 ?
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What are the recommended file linux systems for SSD in 2018 ?
Are F2FS, NILFS2 or BTRFS good choices compared to ext4 ?
linux filesystems ssd
linux filesystems ssd
asked Dec 3 at 11:31
SebMa
2001310
asked Dec 3 at 11:31
SebMa
2001310
asked Dec 3 at 11:31
SebMa
2001310
asked Dec 3 at 11:31
SebMa
2001310
asked Dec 3 at 11:31
SebMa
2001310
2001310
put on hold as primarily opinion-based by Kusalananda, X Tian, Jeff Schaller, Rui F Ribeiro, Ipor Sircer Dec 3 at 12:54
Many good questions generate some degree of opinion based on expert experience, but answers to this question will tend to be almost entirely based on opinions, rather than facts, references, or specific expertise. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
put on hold as primarily opinion-based by Kusalananda, X Tian, Jeff Schaller, Rui F Ribeiro, Ipor Sircer Dec 3 at 12:54
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What's so wrong with Ext4 that makes you think of using exotics such as F2FS or NILFS?
– AlexP
Dec 3 at 12:01
Possible duplicate of File system for an SSD drive
– M_dk
Dec 3 at 12:48
@AlexP ext4's journal has many writes, I'd like to optimize the longevity of my SSD
– SebMa
Dec 3 at 13:04
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Any half-decent modern SSD has enough endurance to outlive any mechanical disk. For an eye-opener, see the Anandtech article on the endurance of the Samsung SSD 840, an old consumer-grade TLC device (article by Kristian Vättö, November 2012). Briefly put, in a home computer a consumer-grade SSD will outlast the useful life of the machine; in a server, a server-grade SSD will outlast any reasonable depreciation time.
– AlexP
Dec 3 at 13:15
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What's so wrong with Ext4 that makes you think of using exotics such as F2FS or NILFS?
– AlexP
Dec 3 at 12:01
Possible duplicate of File system for an SSD drive
– M_dk
Dec 3 at 12:48
@AlexP ext4's journal has many writes, I'd like to optimize the longevity of my SSD
– SebMa
Dec 3 at 13:04
2
Any half-decent modern SSD has enough endurance to outlive any mechanical disk. For an eye-opener, see the Anandtech article on the endurance of the Samsung SSD 840, an old consumer-grade TLC device (article by Kristian Vättö, November 2012). Briefly put, in a home computer a consumer-grade SSD will outlast the useful life of the machine; in a server, a server-grade SSD will outlast any reasonable depreciation time.
– AlexP
Dec 3 at 13:15
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What's so wrong with Ext4 that makes you think of using exotics such as F2FS or NILFS?
– AlexP
Dec 3 at 12:01
What's so wrong with Ext4 that makes you think of using exotics such as F2FS or NILFS?
– AlexP
Dec 3 at 12:01
Possible duplicate of File system for an SSD drive
– M_dk
Dec 3 at 12:48
Possible duplicate of File system for an SSD drive
– M_dk
Dec 3 at 12:48
@AlexP ext4's journal has many writes, I'd like to optimize the longevity of my SSD
– SebMa
Dec 3 at 13:04
@AlexP ext4's journal has many writes, I'd like to optimize the longevity of my SSD
– SebMa
Dec 3 at 13:04
2
2
Any half-decent modern SSD has enough endurance to outlive any mechanical disk. For an eye-opener, see the Anandtech article on the endurance of the Samsung SSD 840, an old consumer-grade TLC device (article by Kristian Vättö, November 2012). Briefly put, in a home computer a consumer-grade SSD will outlast the useful life of the machine; in a server, a server-grade SSD will outlast any reasonable depreciation time.
– AlexP
Dec 3 at 13:15
Any half-decent modern SSD has enough endurance to outlive any mechanical disk. For an eye-opener, see the Anandtech article on the endurance of the Samsung SSD 840, an old consumer-grade TLC device (article by Kristian Vättö, November 2012). Briefly put, in a home computer a consumer-grade SSD will outlast the useful life of the machine; in a server, a server-grade SSD will outlast any reasonable depreciation time.
– AlexP
Dec 3 at 13:15
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What's so wrong with Ext4 that makes you think of using exotics such as F2FS or NILFS?
– AlexP
Dec 3 at 12:01
Possible duplicate of File system for an SSD drive
– M_dk
Dec 3 at 12:48
@AlexP ext4's journal has many writes, I'd like to optimize the longevity of my SSD
– SebMa
Dec 3 at 13:04
2
Any half-decent modern SSD has enough endurance to outlive any mechanical disk. For an eye-opener, see the Anandtech article on the endurance of the Samsung SSD 840, an old consumer-grade TLC device (article by Kristian Vättö, November 2012). Briefly put, in a home computer a consumer-grade SSD will outlast the useful life of the machine; in a server, a server-grade SSD will outlast any reasonable depreciation time.
– AlexP
Dec 3 at 13:15