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-OK. You can generally use any file system you prefer, with some exceptions noted below. If in doubt, ext4 and XFS are always good choices.
+OK. You can generally use any file system you prefer, with some exceptions noted below. If in doubt, ext4 and XFS (and NTFS on Windows) are always good choices.
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-Uncertain. There are
+No. There are
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-OK
+OK.
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 OK. Ensure SnapRAID is built with the libblkid library for UUID support.
 You will be warned at each run if this is not the case.
+Anyway, keep in mind that the advanced functionalities of Btrfs are not really needed for a parity disk. ext4 or XFS are likely better choices.
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