This is reported as bug
https://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=68951 since it causes a
kernel panic - more details there.
The btrfs filesystem on my laptop became corrupted during a suspend /
resume cycle. Afterwards, kernel 3.11 could no longer mount the
filesystem and btrfs fsck crashed with abort() errors. Not having much
time to deal with it, I took an image and re-installed the laptop from
backups.
I've just tried to mount a copy of the image with 3.12, and the kernel
successfully mounts, but a find . inside the fiesystem, segfaults. btrfs
fsck dies with the error:
btrfsck: cmds-check.c:1320: walk_down_tree: Assertion `!(1)' failed.
I have a btrfs-image of the metadata, but it's 110Mb. I can probably
make it available for download somewhere, meanwhile I'm happy to poke
about if there's anything I can do to add more information.
Phil
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