On Fri, Sep 19, 2025 at 2:13 PM home user via users < [email protected]> wrote:
> I've seen a few references to "sub-volumes" in this thread. > > What are the advantages of using sub-volumes? > They can replace partitions, which use a fixed size, so if you guess wrong you have to put in the effort to resize. Sub-volumes help with organization of files, but don't impose arbitrary restrictions on how a filesystem organizes files, so generally they What are the trade-offs? > Not all filesystems support them. Some use cases require making images of filesystem which may require a format common to multiple systems. > Are they required or optional? > Not required, but would need manual creation of the filesystems -- extra work and opportunities to break things. -- George N. White III
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