I have two independent Linux installations my notebook, both sharing the
same btrfs partition as root file system, but installed on different
subvolumes.
I hibernated one Linux (Mint 15 64 bit). Hibernation data is stored on
the swap file, which is used exclusively by this system.
Then 2
On Wed, 29 Jan 2014 15:50:29 +0100
Adam Ryczkowski adam.ryczkow...@statystyka.net wrote:
I have two independent Linux installations my notebook, both sharing the
same btrfs partition as root file system
!!!
1) I accidentally ran the other system, which wasn't hibernated
!
Ubuntu
You'd have been better off to just throw away the hiberated image:
mounting the filesystem would look like any other recovery from a
crash, and would have replayed the log and committed a new
transaction, in addition to whatever other disk writes happened due to
boot logs and so forth.
In this
cwillu posted on Wed, 29 Jan 2014 09:13:44 -0600 as excerpted:
That said, have you tried mounting with -o recovery yet? I wouldn't be
surprised if btrfs-restore was also able to retrieve most of everything.
Either way, I'd be suspicious of the filesystem, and would look to
restore from
