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On 10/24/2011 10:04 PM, Arand Nash wrote:
> Btrfs is unfortunately unable to look for snapshots by name above the
> currently set default root (I do not know why exectly), it can however
> find them by id anywhere.

Ok, so looking up subvols by name uses the default subvol to resolve the
name, and so when I change the default subvol to the snapshot of @,
there is no @home name there pointing to the subvol?  Things make much
more sense knowing that.  I thought that the subvolumes had their own
namespace outside of any one subvolume.

Is there a way to create another name entry in @snap that points to
@home, or can you only have the original @home entry in the default subvol?

> To backup
> ~# mount /dev/sda1 /mnt
> ~# ls /mnt
> @ @home
> ~@ btrfs sub snap /mnt/@ /mnt/@rootsnap
> ~# ls /mnt
> @ @home @rootsnap
> 
> And to rollback:
> ~# mv /mnt/@ /mnt/@rootmessy
> ~# mv /mnt/@rootsnap /mnt/@
> And just reboot, since it just mounts whatever is named "@/".

Perfect... I think I'll keep the default subvol mounted under /.subvols
to make managing them easy.
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