dima wrote (ao):
> Maybe just skip partitioning altogether ;)
+1
> format the device to
> btrfs and use subvolumes instead of your usual partitions (some
> /boot restrictions apply). You won't be able to use grub2 though,
> but syslinux will work.
Grub2 has btrfs support for quite some time now, which you are aware of
I assume. Grub2 can't cope with / in a subvolume or something?
Sander
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