One time I had a power outage and one of the btrfs hds (not in a raid) couldn't be read anymore after reboot. Even with help from the (official) btrfs mailinglist It was impossible to repair the file system. After a lot of low level tinkering I was able to retrieve the files, but the file system itself was absolutely broken, no repair process was possible. I since switched to zfs, the emergency options are much more capable.
SRo
joined 1 year ago
Well, a russian one. So not really but ehhhh
IP4 is running out, that's the problem. Or better, IP4 is hoarded by companies and they don't give them up. The insane amount of network devices every human being uses on a daily basis doesn't make the situation better. It exploded the last 10 years and only gets worse. The fuckery ISPs are doing to solve it without IP6 is insane, fuck cgnats and co. The whole networking world would be so much better to get it over with and adopt IP6 everywhere and let the hoarders drown in their mountain of IP4.
Oh I guess I have to quit my job then :(
Chubby chaser
But that means you use a Apple device so you are a noob and deserve the walkout.
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Yes that was may/june 23 and I was on a 6.x kernel