Which file system is designed to offer advanced features such as pooling, snapshots, and checksums?
- Btrfs
- ext3
- XFS
- JFS
Btrfs (B-Tree File System) is designed to offer advanced features such as data pooling, snapshots, and checksums. It is a next-generation file system that provides data integrity and efficient storage management. Btrfs is often used in modern Linux distributions for its advanced capabilities.
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