I'd guess normal df (not btrfs filesystem df) and doing the math in his
head will be the simplest for him, as it is for me.
But it's worth noting that normal df with math in your head isn't
/always/ going to be the answer, as things start getting rather more
complex as soon as different sized
Hi list,
I have a 4-device RAID10 array of 2TB drives on btrfs. It works great. I
recently added an additional 4 drives to the array. There is only about
2TB in use across the whole array (which should have an effective
capacity of about 8TB). However I have noticed that when I issue btrfs
Hi Hugo,
Thanks for your reply, good to know it's not an error as such (just me
being an idiot!).
Additional space will be allocated from the available unallocated
space as the FS needs it.
So I guess my question becomes, how much of that available unallocated
space do I have?
Hi list,
I have a few large image files (VMware workstation VMDKs and TrueCrypt
containers) which I routinely back up over the network to a btrfs raid10
volume via bigsync (https://code.google.com/p/bigsync/).
The VM images in particular get really fragmented due to CoW, which is
expected.
Yes. The command just triggers the defragmentation which takes place
in the
background. Try a sync afterwards :)
Sorry Martin, I should have specified that I wondered if it was like
the scrub operation in that respect, so I left it several hours before
running filefrag again (and seeing
