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The next extent reference at step 3 will go back into the filename loop at 3.ii again, until all the extent references are done. After that, the next extent at...

That seems more like a `btrfs-progs` issue than a `bees` issue.

Each btrfs subvol has its own minor number. As a result, the proposed `device_minor` property would necessarily be a list of minor numbers for each filesystem, assuming that it's tracking...

> Option 3 seems dangerous. What happens if the open fd starts writing data? Option 4 is there to address some of the risks of option 3 (none of the...

The `devid` filter selects block groups based on which devices they _currently_ occupy. So your command is asking for everything _currently_ allocated on device 2 to be relocated onto whichever...

> I wanted to avoid a none-only to avoid unexpected out-of-space situations. _Please do not do this._ This is a frequent misunderstanding, and I realize you and others who have...

> an operation of btrfs dev remove? Except that it doesn't immediately kick in a relocation of data Exactly. `dev remove` works on only one device at a time, so...

### A brief history of Linux dedupe implementations | Deduper | Filesystem | Year | Type | Search method | Block size | Memory size | Overflow to disk |...

Compression always uses the level specified in the mount options (which may be the default if the mount option didn't specify level). That means you can do something like: ```...

To save space and store more hashes in a given table size, some information about each entry is coded in its location within the hash table, and there is no...