added BTRFS Links

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@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ Beside many small improvements and changes, these are most important changes:
- New: Migration Export/Import (e.g. HDD -> SSD)
- New: Start without LCD (switch to HDMI)
- New: Recovery Sheet (PDF)
- Experimental: BTRFS [details](https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Btrfs)
- Experimental: BTRFS [details](FAQ.md#why-use-btrfs-on-raspiblitz)
For full details see issue list of [Release 1.4 Milestone](https://github.com/rootzoll/raspiblitz/milestone/7?closed=1).

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<img src="pictures/ssh4-formatHDD.png" alt="format-HDD" width="366">
*Your HDD/SSD will get formatted with the linux standard file system EXT4. If you want to try out the experimental new BTRFS that RaspiBlitz supports since v1.4 - you need to start the setup with an additional 32GB USB thumb drive connected to the second USB3 port of the RaspberryPi. Then you will unlock this new secret feature.*
*Your HDD/SSD will get formatted with the linux standard file system EXT4. If you want to try out the experimental new [BTRFS](FAQ.md#why-use-btrfs-on-raspiblitz) that RaspiBlitz supports since v1.4 - you need to start the setup with an additional 32GB USB thumb drive connected to the second USB3 port of the RaspberryPi. Then you will unlock this new secret feature.*
After formatting you need to get a copy of the blockchain, the RaspiBlitz offers the following options:
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![MIGRATION1](pictures/migration1.png)
Normally you choose here the EXT4 format. But you have also have the option to choose the BTRFS format which is an expiremental feature under RaspiBlitz - see FAQ for details on BTRFS.
Normally you choose here the EXT4 format. But you have also have the option to choose the BTRFS format which is an expiremental feature under RaspiBlitz - see [FAQ for details on BTRFS](FAQ.md#why-use-btrfs-on-raspiblitz).
Then you wil be asked to upload the Migration Zip file to the RaspiBlitz. Follow the instructions shown to you.