Closed Shished closed 9 years ago
# btrfs su sn -r /home /home/snapshot # btrfs fi sync /home # bedup scan /home ................................... Scanning volume /home/snapshot generations from 0 to 25603, with size cutoff 8388608 03:07.1 Scanned 8293716 retained 8579
# btrfs su sn -r /home /home/snapshot
# btrfs fi sync /home
# bedup scan /home
Scanning volume /home/snapshot generations from 0 to 25603, with size cutoff 8388608 03:07.1 Scanned 8293716 retained 8579
btrfs fi usage /home doesn't shows changes in used and free space after creation of the snapshot.
I'm using bedup 0.9.0, btrfsprogs 3.16.2, linux 3.17.1, OS: openSUSE 13.1 x86_64.
Those are new inodes. The (ino, dev) pair has changed and there's no way to detect that they match an existing inode before the second stage of deduplication (which looks at extents).
# btrfs su sn -r /home /home/snapshot
# btrfs fi sync /home
# bedup scan /home
...................................Scanning volume /home/snapshot generations from 0 to 25603, with size cutoff 8388608 03:07.1 Scanned 8293716 retained 8579
btrfs fi usage /home doesn't shows changes in used and free space after creation of the snapshot.
I'm using bedup 0.9.0, btrfsprogs 3.16.2, linux 3.17.1, OS: openSUSE 13.1 x86_64.