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I have a notebook with a 500GB M2 SSD running Linux (Zorin / Ubuntu).
I've installed a second 2TB SATA SSD. Which file system is best for accessing it from Linux and, for example, offloading data?
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The “best” is ext4, btrfs, xfs. Of course, always depends on the purpose. There are also some specialized file systems. But with these, you’re going well.
A bow should be made around NTFS.
exfat you could still take, but this is more for USB sticks so that everyone can read on it – so up to Apple devices that cannot.
If you only want to access the hard drive from Linux systems, use any file system that supports Linux. e.g. ext4, btrfs, xfs…
Ext4, everything else is unimportant for the end user
With a pure Linux system xfs, maybe still btrfs. Ext4 is also slowly outdated.
Here is a nice contribution:
https://www.linux-community.de/issue/linuxuser/2010/03/filesystemwahl-fuer-ssds/