Really, it should be treated the same way as fsck.xfs: fsck.btrfs being
a no-op, with a message for a user to invoke btrfsck if they want to do
a manual check.
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Well you can always disable the filesystem check via /etc/fstab. Just
set the value in the sixth column to 0. This way fsck assumes the
filesystem doesn’t need to be checked ever and fsck.btrfs will never be
run. But you have to remember enable the check later on if a proper
fsck.btrfs has been
|I've also got this problem on debian and ubuntu
but i had to manually create the symlink from btrfsck to fsck.btrfs
but now i get an error about -a
it goes past too fast to write down but it is about -a
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In my case it adds 4 seconds (root partition on my SSD).
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In my case the symblink adds about 20 minutes to my boot.
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After this update btrfsck does full disk scan on every boot which is not
a good idea. Probably btrfsck does not yet mark filesystem as clean
after checking it and btrfsck only checks filesystem, it cannot repair
filesystem yet, so maybe it would be better to wait until C. Mason
release his new
btrfs check is adding ~75 seconds to my boot. I would like to see this
symlink removed until the tools works better.
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Title:
fsck.btrfs not found
This bug was fixed in the package btrfs-tools - 0.19+20100601-3ubuntu2
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* New patch, ignore all arguments starting with - as to be compatible with
the way mountall and other programs call fsck.btrfs (for instance with
** Branch linked: lp:ubuntu/btrfs-tools
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See also bug #460246
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I've pushed a btrfs-tools package in my PPA with the symlink and a patch
to skip -* flags passed to btrfsck; would someone please test it? I
can test on armel, but I don't have an armel build of it (and I'm lazy).
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@evan : I see the current behaviour of mountall as a feature, as I'm
happy to be reminded that btrfs is still a work in progress. A better
btrfs repair tool may appear upstream soon and make it into the natty
release.
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So is this properly a bug on mountall, then?
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The fsck,btrfs symlink was deliberately removed upstream, as btrfsck is
far from complete and does not support the various command line options
used to invoke it at boot time (bug #460246).
** Changed in: btrfs-tools (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Confirmed
** Also affects: btrfs-tools (Debian)
confirm - same here: fsck: fsck.btrfs: not found appears during boot,
10.10 x86_64
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