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>In the ordinary cases, btrfs full behavior is the same as other filesystems. Exactly that's NOT the case: >>-Reboot and end up with unbootable / You can tes
by nix23 4y ago
>In the ordinary cases, btrfs full behavior is the same as other filesystems.
Exactly that's NOT the case:
>>-Reboot and end up with unbootable /
You can test it for yourself, it "works" reliable since over more then 8 years.
- cmurf 4y agoI just tried it like I mentioned in another comment in this thread and cannot reproduce it. As much effort as you've spent complaining about this problem in this thread you could have provided a proper bug report in the proper venue. It's not going to get fixed by complaining on HN. So I have to ask if you just want to complain about it or if you want it fixed? Both can be true and legit. But it still requires a report in the proper venue with enough detail for someone else to reproduce.
- nix23 4y ago>As much effort as you've spent complaining about this problem in this thread you could have provided a proper bug report in the proper venue. It's not going to get fixed by complaining on HN. You don't even tryed....a loop device really? And hey i use zfs, i don't trust btrfs who has problems (data-loss) since 10 year. No thanks....hell even SLES recommends for data partitions XFS. >But it still requires a report in the proper venue with enough detail for someone else to reproduce. Hey how about you? Since you seam to care..install a vm ~10minutes? fill it ~10minutes? there you go.