BetrFS
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Revision as of 11:36, 15 July 2019
- Not to be confused with the more widely-used Btrfs, which uses B-trees as opposed to Bε-trees.
Betrfs (Bε-tree File System) is a file system using trees; maybe the Lorax will try to save it. It is a largely experimental implementation of a filesystem on top of the relatively new "Bε-tree", an alternative to the widely-used B-tree structur. Betrfs does not directly interact with an underlying block device or partition; rather, it stores its data inside a conventional filesystem.
