Hello, I use Arch, the system is entirely on btrfs (on a LUKS partition). I use snap-sync[0] to sync snapshots to an external drive. When 4.11 came out, snap-sync errors out with the message: ERROR: unable to resolve -c.
Reverting back to 4.10 fixed the issue. I'm using kernel 4.9.29-lts and the problem has also been confirmed with kernel 4.11 zen. Please find the bug filed against snap-sync at [1] Should I file a bug for this? Is this even a bug or a breaking change? Thanks, Wael [0]: https://github.com/wesbarnett/snap-sync [1]: https://github.com/wesbarnett/snap-sync/issues/32 Exerpt from [1]: [arch@arch ~]$ sudo snap-sync -n [sudo] password for arch: Select a mounted BTRFS device to backup to. 1) c91384af-f210-48f5-ba19-d6415a1bb447 (/) 2) c91384af-f210-48f5-ba19-d6415a1bb447 (/hackallthethings) 3) c91384af-f210-48f5-ba19-d6415a1bb447 (/var/tmp) 4) c91384af-f210-48f5-ba19-d6415a1bb447 (/data) 5) c91384af-f210-48f5-ba19-d6415a1bb447 (/var/abs) 6) c91384af-f210-48f5-ba19-d6415a1bb447 (/var/log) 7) c91384af-f210-48f5-ba19-d6415a1bb447 (/var/cache/pacman/pkg) 8) c91384af-f210-48f5-ba19-d6415a1bb447 (/home) 9) c91384af-f210-48f5-ba19-d6415a1bb447 (/.snapshots) 10) c91384af-f210-48f5-ba19-d6415a1bb447 (/srv) 11) c91384af-f210-48f5-ba19-d6415a1bb447 (/home/arch/hackallthethings) 12) c91384af-f210-48f5-ba19-d6415a1bb447 (/home/arch/.local/share/Steam) 13) e5b8a2d6-85a1-4640-a659-acb8d6922bd6 (/run/media/arch/e5b8a2d6-85a1-4640-a659-acb8d6922bd6) 0) Exit Enter a number: 13 You selected the disk with UUID e5b8a2d6-85a1-4640-a659-acb8d6922bd6. The disk is mounted at /run/media/arch/e5b8a2d6-85a1-4640-a659-acb8d6922bd6. Creating new snapshot for root... Will backup //.snapshots/4641/snapshot to /run/media/arch/e5b8a2d6-85a1-4640-a659-acb8d6922bd6/backup/E744/root/4641//snapshot Sending incremental snapshot for root... ERROR: unable to resolve -c -- Wael Nasreddine | VP Engineering at Publica | (650) 933-3448 -- To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-btrfs" in the body of a message to majord...@vger.kernel.org More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html
