Hello,
Yesterday, I realized the algorithm for nodatacow is broken, it can't
reliably detect whether a given extent is referenced by only one
snapshot.
Let me use the attached picture to describe the issue.
Figure (1) shows the initial tree structure. there is only one fs tree A.
Figure (2)
Hi Team,
I have been following the btrfs project since Chris announced it last
year. I am happy to see v1.0 is planned in Q4. This is awesome, we can
finally get something like ZFS on Linux. The project pace is nothing
short of amazing. Thank you :)
I notice the plans contain QA suite.
I would
On Wed, Jul 16, 2008 at 12:06:00PM +0300, Ahmed Kamal wrote:
Hi Team,
I have been following the btrfs project since Chris announced it last
year. I am happy to see v1.0 is planned in Q4. This is awesome, we can
finally get something like ZFS on Linux. The project pace is nothing
short of
On Wed, 2008-07-16 at 15:41 +0800, Yan Zheng wrote:
Hello,
Yesterday, I realized the algorithm for nodatacow is broken, it can't
reliably detect whether a given extent is referenced by only one
snapshot.
I had to change around nodatacow back in May because it was definitely
broken in the
