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missing subvolume read only #725
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same problem in read mode |
Need some info about what you were doing - creating subvolumes, creating snapshots, deleting subvolumes? |
I execute swebench using docker, i create a snapshot before work, when the test is finished clean the environment, delete the subvolume dmegs:
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Hi Author, thanks for your hard work. I'd like to know if there has been any progress on this issue. I'm experiencing a similar problem. I just switched from btrfs to bcachefs, performed similar operations, created snapshots, conducted some file I/O, and deleted files. After doing this multiple times, there's a chance that this issue will occur. |
Change your errors= parameter to fix_simple |
I think that problem I encountered on 6th December is different from the one on 16th August. I opened a new issue to track that problem. All info has moved to #798 |
Hi.
I am using bcachefs to mount AWS cloud disk to a server, and then accessing bcachefs in a container via NFS. When I run scripts, bcachefs goes into read-only mode.
The script performs fork, pip install, and delete, operations serially, with a concurrency of 3.
dmegs:
journal:
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