Block-level deduplication on Linux

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Published on 2009-06-10T10:01:15Z Indexed on 2010/03/13 9:15 UTC
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NetApp provides block-level deduplication (ASIS). Do you know any filesystem (even FUSE-based) on Linux (or OpenSolaris, *BSD) that provides the same functionnality ?

(I'm not interested in false deduplication like hardlinks).

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