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Subject: Re: btrfs dedup - available or experimental? Or yet to be?
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Hello,

I have been reading on de-duplication and how algorithms such as Bloom
and Cuckoo filters are used for this purpose.

Does BTRFS dedup use any of these, or are there plans to incorporate
these in future?

Thanks for your guidance!