Closed darkbasic closed 7 years ago
Here is my workaround:
sudo mount -o noatime,compress=lzo,autodefrag /dev/mapper/cryptroot /home/niko/nosnap/rootfs/
rm ro_snapshots;
for snapshot in $(sudo btrfs subvolume list -p /home/niko/nosnap/rootfs | awk '{ print $11 }'); do
ro=$(btrfs property get -ts /home/niko/nosnap/rootfs/${snapshot} | awk -F "=" '{print $2}');
if [ "${ro}" == "true" ]; then
sudo btrfs property set -ts /home/niko/nosnap/rootfs/${snapshot} ro false;
fi;
done
time sudo duperemove -drh --dedupe-options=nofiemap --hashfile=/home/niko/nosnap/rootfs.hash /home/niko/nosnap/rootfs/
for snapshot in $(cat ro_snapshots); do
sudo btrfs property set -ts /home/niko/nosnap/rootfs/${snapshot} ro true;
done
sudo umount rootfs/
Hi, I would like to use duperemove 0.11 git in a btrfs fs with with snapper snapshots. Unfortunately I get tons of "Error 30: Read-only file system while opening "/.../@snapshots/4385/...". How should I use duperemove in a fs with tons of snapper snapshots?
I do not run duperemove from a live distro, instead I run it directly from the system I want to deduplicate:
sudo mount -o noatime,compress=lzo,autodefrag /dev/mapper/cryptroot /home/niko/nosnap/rootfs/ sudo duperemove -drh --hashfile=/home/niko/nosnap/rootfs.hash /home/niko/nosnap/rootfs/
I should also probably add --dedupe-options=nofiemap but this has nothing to do with this issues.