On 03/07/2011 10:23 PM, Manuel Escudero wrote:
2011/3/7 Michael Cronenworth <m...@cchtml.com <mailto:m...@cchtml.com>>
You're not out of luck though. After the installer copies the ext4
install image, anaconda could run "btrfs-convert /dev/foo" and
give you
a btrfs file system. The user even has the option to roll-back to ext4
later (with the caveat of losing any btrfs changes).
Just a thought.
Didn't Quite got my answer, the thing is, I Know in Fedora's 15 DVD we
will have the Option to select BTRFS as the Default filesystem.
I was wondering if there's a way to pass this option or have it using
the LiveCD images to install, I just Dont Like the DVD
The Idea is to ask anaconda to format the most of my HDD as it can
with BTRFS when I install F15. Will I be able to do this from the LiveCD?
As Michael said, there's a convenient utility to convert your ext4 to
btrfs, which can be installed with a few commands (if it doesn't come on
the LiveCD).
This is actually a Good Thing since btrfs doesn't even have fsck yet and
so isn't meant for the average user.
BTW, I tried using btrfs on a test machine and managed to kill it
completely in a few hours without trying.
HTH
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