btrfs-convert: progress above 100%
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i an running a btrfs-convert job on a drive of several terabytes. it has been progressing for several days now. the thing that worries me: the output now says something like
copy inodes [.] [ 1234 / 1000 ]
(the numbers are made-up, but the copied inode number [the first one] has grown bigger than the number of inodes to be copied).
what is happening? has btrfs-convert run into an error? do i need to stop the process or is there hope that it will successfully finish at some point?
the btrfs wiki states
Warning: As of 4.0 kernels this feature is not often used or well
tested anymore, and there have been some reports that the conversion
doesn't work reliably. Feel free to try it out, but make sure you have
backups.
so maybe i have run into such a problem (my kernel version is 4.10.0)?
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asked Feb 27 at 7:21
hiro protagonist
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i an running a btrfs-convert job on a drive of several terabytes. it has been progressing for several days now. the thing that worries me: the output now says something like
copy inodes [.] [ 1234 / 1000 ]
(the numbers are made-up, but the copied inode number [the first one] has grown bigger than the number of inodes to be copied).
what is happening? has btrfs-convert run into an error? do i need to stop the process or is there hope that it will successfully finish at some point?
the btrfs wiki states
Warning: As of 4.0 kernels this feature is not often used or well
tested anymore, and there have been some reports that the conversion
doesn't work reliably. Feel free to try it out, but make sure you have
backups.
so maybe i have run into such a problem (my kernel version is 4.10.0)?
btrfs
asked Feb 27 at 7:21
hiro protagonist
1988
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up vote
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down vote
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i an running a btrfs-convert job on a drive of several terabytes. it has been progressing for several days now. the thing that worries me: the output now says something like
copy inodes [.] [ 1234 / 1000 ]
(the numbers are made-up, but the copied inode number [the first one] has grown bigger than the number of inodes to be copied).
what is happening? has btrfs-convert run into an error? do i need to stop the process or is there hope that it will successfully finish at some point?
the btrfs wiki states
Warning: As of 4.0 kernels this feature is not often used or well
tested anymore, and there have been some reports that the conversion
doesn't work reliably. Feel free to try it out, but make sure you have
backups.
so maybe i have run into such a problem (my kernel version is 4.10.0)?
btrfs
asked Feb 27 at 7:21
hiro protagonist
1988
i an running a btrfs-convert job on a drive of several terabytes. it has been progressing for several days now. the thing that worries me: the output now says something like
copy inodes [.] [ 1234 / 1000 ]
(the numbers are made-up, but the copied inode number [the first one] has grown bigger than the number of inodes to be copied).
what is happening? has btrfs-convert run into an error? do i need to stop the process or is there hope that it will successfully finish at some point?
the btrfs wiki states
Warning: As of 4.0 kernels this feature is not often used or well
tested anymore, and there have been some reports that the conversion
doesn't work reliably. Feel free to try it out, but make sure you have
backups.
so maybe i have run into such a problem (my kernel version is 4.10.0)?
btrfs
asked Feb 27 at 7:21
hiro protagonist
1988
edited Feb 27 at 7:58
asked Feb 27 at 7:21
hiro protagonist
1988
asked Feb 27 at 7:21
hiro protagonist
1988
asked Feb 27 at 7:21
hiro protagonist
1988
1988
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