I'v been told this is missing relevant details.
The original kernel version was 3.2.0-something (standard Ubuntu 12.04 LTS).
I've since upgraded to 3.7 but this has made no difference.
Right now I don't have the dmesg, I'll post it later.
Currently I've been able to mount the partition with btrfs-restore and
am trying to rsync it on another ext4 volume.
Claudio
On 16/12/12 14:42, Claudio Carbone wrote:
Hello all.
My system failed and I thought of trying btrfs.
After repartitioning and installing, nothing booted and my (btrfs
formatted) home partition is unmountable (parent transid).
I discovered I can mount the partition with btrfs-restore but, since
I'm running off of a live usb Ubuntu, mounting fails at some point due
to lack of space.
So is there a way I can mount the partition on a live distro to
recover what is recoverable?
Thank you
Claudio
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