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What Filesystem?
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this post was submitted on 20 Jul 2023
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Ext4 being "old" shouldn't put you off. It is demonstratively robust with a clear history of structure integrity. It has immense popularity and a good set of recovery tools and documentation. These are exactly what you are looking for in a filesystem.
I'm not saying EXT4 is the best for your requirements, just that age of a file system is like fine wine.
Calling Ext4 "old" is like saying that MySQL isn't webscale
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