I'm still parsing through the multi-device advices. Will be back on this when I'm done. And I'll probably switch distro to Archlinux which seems the way to go if one is using cutting-edge kernel features like Btrfs. As for the work on "Gotchas/Known Issues" on the Btrfs wiki, I also think that the best way is to start with the Gotchas page and put a more prominent link for it on the home page. I would restructure the Gotchas page in the following ways : * Add the mention "Known Issues" close to the title; * Only keep current issues/gotchas (current stable kernel, current userspace utilities release), archive every other on a separate page; * Group by smallest feature encompassing the issue : multi-device, quotas, subvolumes, compression, conversion from extX, interactions with other things like LVM, MD, encryption, etc.; * Something that is "new" and not as thoroughly tested as other features should be listed there as well (I think) until there is a consensus (to be defined) on it being reliable enough to be taken out of the list. Or maybe that should go on another page ? * Provide links to HOWTOs or best practices for the features discussed (multi-device GOTCHAS should link to multi-device HOWTO). I will be thinking about it more before doing anything and still welcoming ideas. Thanks ! Vincent -- To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-btrfs" in the body of a message to majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html
