F2FS For Linux 4.1 Has New Features & Fixes | Linux Today

F2FS For Linux 4.1 Has New Features & Fixes

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Web Webster
Web Webster
Apr 20, 2015

Jaegeuk Kim sent in his updates of F2FS (the Flash-Friendly File-System) for the Linux 4.1 kernel.

New F2FS file-system features for this next kernel release include an in-memory extent_cache, an fs_shutdown feature to test power-off recovery, now uses inline_data to store a symlink path, F2FS is now shown as a non-misc file-system.

Web Webster

Web Webster

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