When I have a 2-device btrfs:

devid 1 = /dev/vdb1
devid 2 = /dev/vdc1

Regardless of the mount command, df and /proc/mounts shows /dev/vdb1 is mounted.

If I flip the backing assignments in qemu, such that:

devid 2 = /dev/vdb1
devid 1 = /dev/vdc1

Now, /dev/vdc1 is shown as mounted by df and /proc/mounts.

But this isn't scientific. Is there a predictable logic? Is it always
the lowest devid?




-- 
Chris Murphy

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