Hello Chris, So in other words, it should be possible to place / on btrfs by using a subvol mount like you described in your answer quoted below, right?
btw... any plans on a new version? regards Rei > Chris Mason <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I modified Yan Zheng's port of Christoph's mount-into-subdir patch. > If you mount a btrfs volume, you will end up in the default subvolume > by default. You can mount as many subvolumes as you want: > > mount -t btrfs -o subvol=name /dev/xxxx /mount_point > -- mfg Toei Rei STARGAZER systems http://www.stargazer.at
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