Hello there,
Thanks for the suggestion. I'm beginning to have the same opinion now, this is
odd behaviour that I've been able to reproduce on Debian Bullseye (kernel 5.10)
as well, both with a freshly formatted filesystem and the same one -- 100%
reproducible for each.
I'll proceed to do some
I just confirmed that Ubuntu 21.04 has no kernel patches for btrfs that
are not from upstream stable releases, so I have doubts that this is
Ubuntu-specific. We do produce testing builds of unpatched upstream
kernel releases though, so you could try out 5.11 and 5.12 builds to
check whether this
Wow, I did not realise apport submitted so many messages.
Anyway, the system wanted a reboot for a kernel update so I proceeded to
reboot after making sure I did a `sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade`
to ensure everything is up to date as of this comment.
I've then went ahead to run the replace
apport information
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I experience this with Ubuntu 21.04. I've not tested on older releases.
I have a btrfs RAID1 array and simulated a failed disk and then replaced
it with the `btrfs replace` feature part of btrfs-progs after
