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Ah, I understand what you're saying now. Yeah, that's fair assuming it was btrfs's fault for the data loss. >Between being unable to reshape a pool (eg, removi
by stryan 5y ago
Ah, I understand what you're saying now. Yeah, that's fair assuming it was btrfs's fault for the data loss.
>Between being unable to reshape a pool (eg, removing a disk when plenty of free space exists) and not being safe with unclean shutdowns, it's hard to ever trust it. It even went a few good years where it seemed to be abandoned, but I guess since 2018 or so it's been picked up again.
FYI, btrfs does support reshaping pool with the btrfs device commands.
- chungy 5y ago> FYI, btrfs does support reshaping pool with the btrfs device commands. I've found it trivially easy to get btrfs stuck in a state where the commands to do so refuse to function.