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1542270316 N * Bertl_zZ Bertl
1542270319 M * Bertl  morning folks!
1542270571 M * Ghislain hello bertl
1542270595 M * Ghislain FYI .137 fail to patch on net/ipv6/addrconf.c
1542270784 M * Guy- it was fairly easy to merge though
1542270855 Q * Aiken Ping timeout: 480 seconds
1542270974 M * Bertl okay, will update patches this weekend (and hopefully get to testing the VM image)
1542271048 M * Ghislain thx :)
1542271074 M * Ghislain i am a dinausor so i am still ipv4 but.. some milenials could be using this "NEW" ipv6 thing ;p
1542271086 M * Ghislain dinosaur perhaps
1542271139 M * Bertl considering the fact that IPv4 was declared dead 10 years ago ... it's in pretty good shape I'd say :)
1542271153 M * Ghislain .137 is btrfs love patch, it get allmost all the things
1542271184 M * Ghislain yeah ipv4 is a walking dead that run 
1542271209 M * Bertl ah, what did you do to btrfs?
1542271214 M * Bertl *they
1542271279 M * Ghislain the patch note is littered with btrfs bug fixes and optimisation
1542271306 M * Bertl nice
1542271317 M * Bertl is raid5/6 now declared stable?
1542271751 M * Ghislain oh no
1542271773 M * Ghislain well there has been some work on it but i dont think this has had many testing
1542271945 M * Guy- and Valerie thought btrfs would be the default fs in Linux by ten years ago
1542271980 M * Bertl well, it actually is on many distributions
1542272023 M * Bertl it probably got a bad reputation by not claiming that 'everything works smoothly' from the beginning
1542272088 M * Bertl but I think, given that there are not that many folks working on it, it has become quite useable
1542272249 M * Guy- no doubt; but I think no matter how many people work on it, you just can't produce a modern, mature filesystem in less than several years, likely a decade
1542272286 M * Guy- Valerie made that prediction when btrfs was fairly new, maybe one or two years old, and it struck me as overly optimistic
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1542272611 J * Aiken ~Aiken@b951.h.jbmb.net
1542272947 M * Bertl the devil's in the detail ... and for filesystems, you want to be on the safe side in all eventualities
1542272978 M * Bertl so yeah, I totally agree that it needs some years to get a filesystem as stable as you expect it to be
1542273111 M * Ghislain all the energy is sent toward zfs now
1542273175 M * Ghislain i tried to add it to my kernel but i dont speak the same langugage as their website so i was not able to do it
1542273305 M * Guy- Ghislain: that feature is currently broken in git master, I think
1542273318 M * Guy- Ghislain: but you don't need to compile it as part of the kernel, it works fine as a dkms module
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1542281016 M * Bertl  off for now ... bbl
1542281018 N * Bertl Bertl_oO
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1542321623 M * Bertl_oO  off to bed now ... have a good one everyone!
1542321624 N * Bertl_oO Bertl_zZ