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Ext4 for my root filesystem, although I've been eyeing BTRFS for a while now as a replacement.
BTRFS for all my arrays and auxillary drives - aside from one oopsie where some drives had power issues and retained corrupted data (BTRFS managed to recover everything just fine), it's been a fine experience I guess.
Judging by the amount of responses mentioning being burnt by data loss, I wouldn't be surprised if most of these were probably caused by running "
btrfs fsck" π±πI am also pretty interested in btrfs. I recently redid my laptop and did btrfs for everything there. No btrfs on my server yet though. Ext4 is just really optimal for data recovery. Maybe if I redo my server sometime in the future I'll start with btrfs.
@stephenc @lemann
I have been using #btrfs for years now. I have not had any issues with it.