Re: What do the arguments of btrfs filesystem defragment do?

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On Wed, Dec 15, 2010 at 1:20 PM, Chris Mason <chris.mason@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

>>
>> Is there a decent way to have btrfs compress already existing files
>> (that were written before compression was enabled) without hurting any
>> of the internal structures such as snapshots?
>
> I'm afraid not yet. ÂThere is code for this in the btrfs balance
> routines, but we haven't yet adapted it to the defragment command.
>
> -chris

with enough disk space, if the OP adds a compressed device, deletes
the original device, adds it back as compressed, and then deletes the
temporary device, would that work?
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