Mark Harmstone

Thanks. This looks to be the same root cause as your other bug - namely, that part of the subvol structure appears to have been overwritten by garbage. I'm a...

Do you have the minidump?

Thanks. Not too sure what's going on there, I'll try and reproduce...

Thanks. Hmm, I see what you mean - it's caching memory-mapped files, such as EXEs, but not other stuff. I'll look into it.

Okay, so caching itself appears to be working fine - for open files. This appears to be something else: Windows is keeping NTFS files around after they've been closed, but...

Let me look into it. I remember there was something distinctly screwy involving the second partition of SD cards, but I can't remember what...

Whatever it is, it's not something obvious, and quite possibly something introduced with later versions of Windows. I'm currently working on a comprehensive test suite which will hopefully help in...

I fixed something very similar to this in the latest version. Is it still an issue?

I suspect that this might be the same bug as https://github.com/maharmstone/btrfs/issues/488, which ought to be fixed by https://github.com/maharmstone/btrfs/commit/76b13080cecf8dad4ba23ca4b6e4b85e2c242dbc. The bug was introduced with v1.7.3, which matches with what's been written...

Thanks for this, this looks really cool - I'll give it a proper look when I get the chance. One thing that does stand out is that I think "Release"...