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Conan_Kudo wrote: post #94

LukeShu wrote: post #23

I'm intending to write up some docs and announce it in the next few days, but since this thread is here, I might as well mention it now: On the topic of alternative btrfs implementations, I've been working on https://git.lukeshu.com/btrfs-progs-ng/ which is written entirely in Go. Its `btrfs-rec inspect mount --pv=/dev/whatever` is a read-only FUSE implementation of btrfs that is more fault-tolerant (of corrupt files…

> On the topic of alternative btrfs implementations, I've been working on https://git.lukeshu.com/btrfs-progs-ng/ which is written entirely in Go. Is this actually a blessed "next-generation" implementation? If not, could you please rename it so it doesn't confuse people?

I intend for it to get incorporated in to btrfs-progs. In the mean-time: yeah, btrfs-progs-ng isn't a great name for the repo, but as I said, I isn't quite ready to publish it yet either, so the repo name wasn't at the top of my list. I originally had the repo named "btrfs-tools", but that's even more confusing (but for different reasons)!

(As a side note, I've had others fork software I maintain and call it "-ng", you learn to take it as a compliment :) )

Re: Windows on Btrfs

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Post by hazel464 » Sun, Apr 23, 2023, 4:34 PM UTC

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Re: Windows on Btrfs

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