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A volume-managing, snapshot-supporting copy-on-write (COW) filesystem included in the Linux kernel.

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rsync normally creates a new file at the destination; if successful, changes the names. If the destination is not monted locally, but remote (e.g. via ssh), the source and target files are scanned and ...
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My computer is running Debian 13. During installation of Debian 13, I chose to have full disk encryption and use the BTRFS filesystem (instead of the default ext4 filesystem). The Debian installer ...
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Most backup solutions save files that are not needed for individual file restore, e.g. caches. To avoid this, subvolumes can be used, but are restricted to subtrees. Full backup is more arduously then....
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In the context of backups, a snapshot is atomic to ensure a quite consistent set of files. If two subvolumes are used, e.g. @root and @home, they might differ the longer the time is between the ...
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Some key facts first about my PC: first SSD with Fedora 42, Kernel 6.15, Luks encrypted, btrfs second SSD with Windows 10 2TB HDD with just storage Bios: Fast Boot is disabled, Windows UEFI mode (not ...
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I have a btrfs volume, containing three devices: sda1, sdb1, sdc1. The data is single, the metadata is raid1. The hard drive /dev/sda is failing, so I can't mount my partition with -o degraded,rw; it ...
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In essence I want to have two mirror devices but also two copies of the data on each device. Will something like this work and behave as I expect? btrfs balance start convert=raid1,dup,soft /mnt/sdxn/
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when I am trying to delete large files on btrfs, it takes several minutes, and disk is completely locked during this time: other processes are locked on FS API calls. This makes btrfs unusable on prod ...
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While I am trying to do a really serious filesystem recovery on btrfs (like as e2fsck -f -y would do on an ext[234]), I get similar error messages: ERROR: commit_root already set when starting ...
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The story is that a week ago my local disk faulted, and I dd'd the entire disk device to a full.img file and uploaded it to my OpenMediaVault server. Now I have replaced the disk and reinstalled the ...
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In preparation for installing Debian on my main Computer, I tried the setup in a Virtualbox first. I use encrypted BTRFS RAID1, which seems kind of special, as I've not found anyone else doing the ...
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I’m using BTRFS snapshots for my backups with Restic, and with the help of GenAI I created a script to automate the process. I take snapshots of a subvolume called home, which contains three ...
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Goal I am trying to figure out why my file system has become read-only so I can address any potential hardware or security issues (main concern) and maybe fix the issue without having to reinstall ...
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Recently, I modified my whole ext4 system to become a btrfs one, which was successful. Then, I modified the subvolumes to look like the following: (btrfs partition block device): ├─@rootfs (subvolume ...
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How can you protect simultaneously against bit rot and device failure with Btrfs? Because btrfs only checks data integrity on files when it reads them. The only solution I can think of is using two ...
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