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Bcachefs Merged Into The Linux 6.7 Kernel

Written by Michael Larabel in Linux Storage on 31 October 2023 at
05:43 AM EDT. 43 Comments
LINUX STORAGE
Less than twenty-four hours after Bcachefs was submitted for Linux
6.7, this new open-source file-system has been successfully merged
for this next kernel version.

Given the past struggles to get Bcachefs mainlined, I certainly
didn't expect to see Linus Torvalds act so soon on merging it. But
after it spent all of the 6.6 cycle within Linux-Next, overnight
Linus Torvalds did in fact land this new file-system developed by
Kent Overstreet.

                           Bcachefs merged


It's merged and I'll be running some fresh Bcachefs file-system
benchmarks soon on Phoronix. Keep in mind though this file-system is
initially considered experimental.
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