Mark Harmstone

Thanks Qu. Yes, that's left over from the first draft, it should have been taken out.

Okay, I'll update zstd to the latest version before the next release.

Pushed new version

> Can we just simply get rid of the complex (and unnecessary to me at least) loop back device lookup? > > If there are multiple loopback devices pointing to...

Cheers Qu, I'll have a look

> But there are still some more problems need to be solved: > > * fsck/047 > This requires proper repair support, your enhanced check didn't re-read the updated superblock...

No worries, thanks Qu

I don't know how SuSE have everything set up, but it might be that they're bind-mounting subvolumes into /home and changing the default subvolume. Is there a hidden directory \\$Root...

If you can attach a kernel debugger and run `!poolused` in windbg, it breaks down the memory usage by driver. The Btrfs tag is MHBt. >Paged pool: 5.6 GB >Non-paged...

If someone were to write it, sure. I think Pete Batard has a ZFS UEFI driver, you might want to try that and see if it works.