File systems supported in PiCore?

[CentralWare]

Béla,

I am investigating a theoretical approach to a "redundant" RAID5/6+BTrfs (for data retention on USB and SD/uSD cards) but I figure it's best to inquire as to what file systems are supported under TC-Pi?  ZFS/BTrfs are the leading possibilities I've looked into thus far, but please, if you have a better idea or opinions it would be greatly appreciated!

The concept here is to try and avoid data corruption when dealing with TF based drives (CRC implementation?) for if/when a block goes bad.
My thoughts were to take a card (such as a 32, 64 or 128GB drive), split it into 6 partitions (in addition to the boot/root partitions), RAID the 6 partitions and then format the ending /dev/md0p1 using an error correcting file system such as those above.  We'd lose ~25% of total capacity doing so (RAID5/6), but if/when blocks go bad, hopefully the CRC side of things will help prevent data loss itself.

• What file systems are currently in Pi6+ (modules assumed) which have error correction?
• Is MDadm compiled into the repo (it wasn't last time I looked, but that's been a while)

Thanks for your time and efforts!

~TJ~

[Rich]

Hi centralware
Support for other file systems is provided by the  filesytems  extension:
http://tinycorelinux.net/6.x/armv6/tcz/filesystems-3.18.9-piCore+.tcz.list

[bmarkus]

By default piCore supports ext2/ext3/ext4 and vfat file systems, these are available during boot. For other Linux file systems install the filesystems-KERNEL.tcz module which supports several journaling file systems. mdadm.tcz is available in 7.x repo, kindly advice to migrate to 7.0