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The underlined bit, that's a very strong claim to make. You're gonna need to expound upon that. I see nothing that would make filesystems like NTFS, ext4, or Btrfs "unsuitable" for solid-state devices.
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I supsect @aegis meant for flash memory, not for soild state drives. Since flash is ruined faster by excessive writes, it makes sense for filesystem targeted for flash storage to optimize writes accordingly. Most of the filesystems out there don't care about this issue (that's what F2FS is trying to improve actually).
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The underlined bit, that's a very strong claim to make. You're gonna need to expound upon that. I see nothing that would make filesystems like NTFS, ext4, or Btrfs "unsuitable" for solid-state devices.
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The underlined bit, that's a very strong claim to make. You're gonna need to expound upon that. I see nothing that would make filesystems like NTFS, ext4, or Btrfs "unsuitable" for solid-state devices.
"Unofficial" support would mean that the hardware still works, but with a different kind of format, such as the 64GB uSD cards people got to work on their handsets. Of course, Jolla wouldn't advertize it as such, but that's what makes it "unofficially" supported. It only works with unofficial formats.