[SOLVED] Btrfs is broken

[Exnor]

(14th Nov, 2018 05:17 AM)Nachteule Wrote:  

(14th Nov, 2018 04:33 AM)Exnor Wrote:  So if make a backup using the Function Copier and the restore it on a fresh install will it copy the extra packages I've installed? Or is just like copying the /home folder?

IF you set as destination: file:/destination-path/backup.img,

A complete image of everything will be stored in backup.img

Quote:You said there is no easy way to change the compression, but is there a way? I actually prefer to have that extra work than to do a fresh install.... I hate to reconfigure my machines from scratch. :/

See above. You don't have to configure anything again if you reflash your backup.img file

To get rid of LZ4 compressed extends could be (theoretically)

1) enable LZO compression
2) reboot
3) mount /dev/root /mnt for example
4) remove all existing snapshorts in /mnt/*/@-* expect @
5) create new subvols in /mnt/*/@-lzo
6) copy all data from /mnt/*/@ to /mnt/*/@-lzo
7) rename all /mnt/*/@ to /mnt/*/@-lz4
8) rename all /mnt/*/@-lzo to /mnt/*/@
9) reboot
10) mount /dev/root again and remove all @-lz4 subvols

You see, not so easy and a lot of stress for the sd-card. Backup and reflash is much easier

Hmm it does seem a lot of work and write operations on the sdcard....

The image.img does not keep the same file system like a ghost utility?

Also if i do that, should i put the image file on the correct directory on the 1st boot or can i do it at any time?
And finaly, are the current installation images updated and set to lzo?


Thanks