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I've lost multiple terabytes with btrfs on multiple different systems. It was essentially a random occurance. These were all cases of simply using it as a regul

I've lost multiple terabytes with btrfs on multiple different systems. It was essentially a random occurance. These were all cases of simply using it as a regular filesystem. I read the docs I attempted recovery. They didn't work. And quite frankly I shouldn't need to take those steps anyways. As for your example that seems insane someone should have to jump through hoops like that to utilize a hard drive. Btrfs is junk and I am glad it has been removed as the default on a couple distros.

zlynx 8y ago
"hoops like that" Yeah that's every filesystem ever. I helped a guy out just a couple of months ago because his Debian virtual machine had plenty of disk space but he couldn't install anything. Because it was out of inodes. What "regular user" aka Nodejs / React developer knows about inodes? Not that guy. So I guess ext4 is junk too.