@wagi bcachefs next?

@wagi @vbabka

I assume you already tried rebalacing?

It has been something like 10 years since I had such a problem. Back then a rebalance was able to fix such problems. Not sure if they require a r/w mount though.

@wagi @vbabka why? the author says it has no bugs and will not eat your data…

@wagi @vbabka

And I assume you tried to follow guides like https://www.suse.com/support/kb/doc/?id=000018807 ?

@wagi @vbabka

🥴

Then good luck dealing with the situation!

@ptesarik @wagi @vbabka Yes, it will eat someone else's data. Now, imagine someone else is running bcachefs…

@wagi @oleksandr @vbabka borg? ah, yes, all software written in the same language is bug-free…

@wagi @kernellogger @vbabka > This is just a learning experience

maybe you should have learnt that computers suck already sir

@wagi @kernellogger @vbabka i see.

*sigh*

is computer engineering basically onlyfans for those of us who don't look too good?

@lkundrak @wagi @kernellogger @vbabka lonelyfans

@wagi @ljs @kernellogger @lkundrak @vbabka

These fans are here to please you when you feel lonely... oh.

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@wagi @kernellogger @lkundrak @ljs @vbabka

it's very compact OS(?)

@wagi @oleksandr @vbabka Yes, it actually looks good. Thank you for mentioning it.
And if that wasn't clear, I was merely teasing you, because you mentioned “bug-free C code” elsewhere in this thread.

@hyeyoo @kernellogger @wagi @lkundrak @ljs @vbabka The OS is intended only for project fans.

@wagi @oleksandr @vbabka OK, but that one was “error free coding”. IIUC code is error-free when the compiler does not report any errors.

@wagi @ptesarik @oleksandr @vbabka "runtime error? you mean customer error?"

@wagi @kernellogger @vbabka sometimes it helps to user btrfs device add <usb stick > to give it some more spare space. Than it can be remounted rw, del some data and delete/remove the USB Stick from btrfs again

@wagi @kernellogger @vbabka damn! But thanks for explaining. I think I should add some monitoring for this on my machines that are heavily creating snapshots!