Hey guys, I kinda figured out the syntax for resizing BTRFS arrays, but is it possible to use free space that is behind the current BTRFS partition? I kinda figure it's not, but ideally I'd like it so that there is no unused disk space on the disk. My partition setup looks something like this: Partition 1: 100MB (used) Partition 2: 256MB (not used, this is what I want to use) Partition 3: 200GB (used, for BTRFS) Partition 4: 50GB (not used, but this will be expanded to the current BTRFS partition) Also as a last note (just in case I've misunderstood something), to resize properly, you should first delete the partition using a partition editor like fdisk, then recreate a new partition with the same start cylinders as the original setup, but with bigger/later end cylinders than the original setup, right? Then e.g. btrfsctl -r +45G / What if I have a RAID-0 array (which I do), which uses the RAID-0 routine by BTRFS (and not mdraid or dmraid). Should I then do a "btrfsctl -R +(size*disks)G /" or btrfsctl -R +(size of all disks)G /"? Regards, Sebastian J. -- To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-btrfs" in the body of a message to majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html
