BTRFS and adding volumes, subvolumes?
by azinulbizar from LinuxQuestions.org on (#6FP4P)
Hello,
I've recently started using OpenSUSE and I like the option for BTRFS. I have started using this and like the snapshot system and using subvolumes within the filesystem. It's easy to add physical devices to the filesystem without recreating it, which I really like. However, is there any difference in the way my fstab points to subvolumes? If I just:
Code:# btrfs device add /dev/sdc1 /is everything else handled for me? Or should I not be adding it to root? All of my subvolumes are currently mounted under the partition on an nvme drive.
I've recently started using OpenSUSE and I like the option for BTRFS. I have started using this and like the snapshot system and using subvolumes within the filesystem. It's easy to add physical devices to the filesystem without recreating it, which I really like. However, is there any difference in the way my fstab points to subvolumes? If I just:
Code:# btrfs device add /dev/sdc1 /is everything else handled for me? Or should I not be adding it to root? All of my subvolumes are currently mounted under the partition on an nvme drive.