diff --git a/distribution/releases/omlxrolling/notes.md b/distribution/releases/omlxrolling/notes.md index 432f2a2..f361402 100644 --- a/distribution/releases/omlxrolling/notes.md +++ b/distribution/releases/omlxrolling/notes.md @@ -2,7 +2,7 @@ title: OpenMandriva ROME Release Notes description: published: true -date: 2023-01-04T16:54:20.920Z +date: 2023-01-05T18:04:15.065Z tags: rolling, rome editor: markdown dateCreated: 2021-04-24T05:53:55.903Z @@ -69,13 +69,13 @@ See [Upgrading OMLx 4.3 system to ROME](https://forum.openmandriva.org/t/how-to- ## File system type -In the Calamares installer for ROME the file system list includes all file systems the operating system recognizes for a host of reasons. This does not mean one should use anything in the list for your root ( `/` ) partition. `ext4` is the official recommendation for root, fat32 is the recommendation for `boot/efi`. `f2fs` *currently does not work* we hope to fix this in the future. +In the Calamares installer for ROME the file system list includes all file systems the operating system recognizes for a host of reasons. This does not mean one should use anything in the list for your root ( `/` ) partition. `ext4` is the official recommendation for root, fat32 is the recommendation for `boot/efi`. -`btrfs` and `xfs` are working in recent tests but these are much less often tested. We rely on user feedback for this. +`btrfs`, `fsfs` and `xfs` are working in recent tests but these are much less often tested. We rely on user feedback for this. -Other files system types in the list are not recommended. +**Other files system types in the list are not recommended.** -No official recommendation is made at this time for storage partitions or for a seperate `/home` partition. It is expected the users using seperate storage partitions or a seperate `/home` partition know what they are doing. For `/home` the easy way is to use whatever you use for your root partition. +No official recommendation is made at this time for storage partitions or for a seperate `/home` partition. It is expected the users using seperate storage partitions or a seperate `/home` partition know what they are doing. For `/home` the easy way is to use `ext4` (recommended) or whatever you use for your root partition.
## NVME SSDs