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ERROR: unable to resolve -c #32
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Looks like a btrfs bug!? The subvolume seems to be available to me. Also your script always worked before. |
I'm also having the same issue, it used to work before as well. |
I deleted the latest incremental snapshot, and that forced a new sync, it worked. After the first sync, I tried again and it failed with the same message. I revert btrfs-progs to
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With btrfs-progs 4.10 installed, I deleted the snapshots as previously mentioned, started a new snapshot and now it works again. |
@kalbasit I assume you also use ArchLinux? I will ask if we should open a bug at kernel.org or only for arch. Edit: Which kernel do you use? I am using 4.11. Can you try the lts kernel? I currently have no hardware to test. Edit2: I spoke with the archlinux TUs and they suggested me to report the issue upstream. Ref |
@NicoHood yes I use ArchLinux and I do use Did you file upstream or should I? |
@kalbasit Alright, please file a bug and also refer to this topic. I am using linux-zen (4.11) and also have the issue. |
No idea why this happens..
Without -n:
18 commits to master since the last release. Maybe this fixed it already?
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