Note however the disadvantage of this: if you create a snapshot of your
btrfs system, the stuff in boot will not be included.
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Just create a small ext4 partition and have it mounted as boot. The rest
can stay btrfs. I have done this and it works as expected.
This problem will never be fixed as long as everyone frames the others
for this. You would have to get the grub people talk to the btrfs
people.
Regarding Ubuntu,
Don't know if it helps, I just installed Ubuntu, and performed an auto update.
I don't have SATA Raid, but I'm using a quite customized partition layout.
** Attachment added: grub-pc.postinst.log
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/43190838/grub-pc.postinst.log
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