I noticed that the CyanogenMod repository for the klimtwifi kernel contains a directory for f2fs and btrfs:
While all the Linux 3.4+ source code releases that I've browsed include btrfs as an experimental .config option, I have yet to see this support actually compiled and enabled in a running Android device.
I'm intrigued however by the presence of f2fs in the klimtwifi kernel repostory, something which I don't see in the kernel repostories of, for example, the LG G Pad 8.3 (v500) or Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro 8.4 (mondrianwifi).
So I'd like to know is there actual kernel support for f2fs, btrfs and other more exotic Linux filesystems? Can anybody give me the output of the following terminal command in a Galaxy Tab S running Cyanogenmod or at least a custom kernel?
Thanks
Quote:
https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_kernel_samsung_klimtwifi/tree/cm-12.0/fs/f2fs https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_kernel_samsung_klimtwifi/tree/cm-12.0/fs/btrfs |
I'm intrigued however by the presence of f2fs in the klimtwifi kernel repostory, something which I don't see in the kernel repostories of, for example, the LG G Pad 8.3 (v500) or Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro 8.4 (mondrianwifi).
So I'd like to know is there actual kernel support for f2fs, btrfs and other more exotic Linux filesystems? Can anybody give me the output of the following terminal command in a Galaxy Tab S running Cyanogenmod or at least a custom kernel?
Code:
cat /proc/filesystemsxda-developers