Re: How to change root "/" partition?

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On Fri, Dec 6, 2024 at 2:44 PM George N. White III <gnwiii@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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> On Fri, Dec 6, 2024 at 2:06 AM Robin Laing <mesat@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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>>
>> Just about all the sites have pointed to running scrub under a cron
>> script on a regular basis to help minimize issues and ensure integrity
>> of the drive.  I don't know what it does, just what I have read.
>
>
> AI-fueled clickbait sites often dominate search results and multiply
> the same AI halucinations.  A big fraction of my 35+ years employment
> relied on XFS (SGI IRIX64 systems) for processing remote-sensing
[got an error popup while sending the rest of the content seems to have
been lost so continuing below]
data. Bitrot was an issue, so each data file had a companion checksum
file that was checked when using a file.  With today's much larger data
volumes, bitrot should be handled automatically. Btrfs does this, but there
are some tradeoffs: legacy tools don't account for the extra overhead and
periodic maintenance is required.



>>
>>
>> I used to have raid arrays for some stuff but found that repairing a
>> massive raid array was so time consuming it wasn't worth my time.  Good
>> backups are much better and quicker for my usage.
>>
>> Each person has their own usage and needs.  As I said, I will give BTRFS
>> a closer look in the near future.  Working with volumes is a new domain
>> for me to learn.  I have worked with ext file system for over a decade.
>> I know it isn't perfect and the repair aspect of btrfs is something that
>> sounds nice for what I want.  It will be on a single external drive and
>> see how that works.  Minimal integration into the system.  Might even
>> start with a USB stick for testing.
>>
>> Many things to learn before trying btrfs again.
>>
>> Robin
>>
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