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BTRFS filesystem

  • reflinks
    •  cp --reflink name1 name4 

    • reflinks are supported by BTRFS and OCFS2 and support transparent copy on write which is especially useful for snapshotting.
    • Note that since separate inodes are used, one can have different permissions to access the same data.
    • Reflinks have the same use as hardlinks, but are more space efficient and generally handle all subsequent operations on a file, not just unlink().
  • If you have virtual images on a btrfs, cow(copy on write) will cause a lot of fragmentation, turn it of for the directory of file with
    • this disables cow(fragmentation) and also crc calculations on the files.
      •      chatter +C /path
  • defrag with
    •    btrfs filesystem defragment /path/file
    • or faster for large files
      •      cp --reflink=never vbox.vdi vbox.new.vdi ; rm vbox.vdi ;      
  • Create raid array, raid1 all data mirrored once.
    • # mkfs.btrfs -m raid1 -d raid1 -L root /dev/disk/by-label/root1 /dev/disk/by-label/root2 /dev/disk/by-lab

el/root3 /dev/disk/by-label/root4

  • Mount options, add compress
  • subvolumes
    • mount option subvol=homevol

Install on multi disk

  • Will install on multiple disks
    •    sudo dpkg-reconfigure grub-pc 
  • Use uuid , same for all disks.
    •    sudo blkid /dev/sd* 

HP Server Raid tools

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linux/btrfs (last edited 2022-02-07 05:52:27 by PieterSmit)