I've experienced corruption and data loss with Btrfs each of the times I've tried using it, too, after only about a week of use at most. Thankfully, all of tho

I've experienced corruption and data loss with Btrfs each of the times I've tried using it, too, after only about a week of use at most. Thankfully, all of those incidents were with some non-critical, throw-away VMs where the data loss wasn't really an issue. I've also used ext4 under the same circumstances for years, and I can't think of a single time that I've lost data, nor have I experienced corruption that fsck couldn't easily deal with. I, too, would have to go back to the 1990s to think of a filesystem I used that was that unreliable. After what I experienced, I don't trust Btrfs at all, and I have no plans to ever use it again.