Le 28/08/2014 10:21, Chris Murphy a écrit :
> What do you get for
[root@x220 ~]# btrfs-debug-tree -R /dev/mapper/home
root tree: 115230801920 level 1
chunk tree: 131072 level 1
extent tree key (EXTENT_TREE ROOT_ITEM 0) 115230806016 level 2
device tree key (DEV_TREE ROOT_ITEM 0) 115191881728 level 0
fs tree key (FS_TREE ROOT_ITEM 0) 115215908864 level 3
checksum tree key (CSUM_TREE ROOT_ITEM 0) 115230842880 level 3
uuid tree key (UUID_TREE ROOT_ITEM 0) 115196645376 level 0
data reloc tree key (DATA_RELOC_TREE ROOT_ITEM 0) 115623051264 level 0
btrfs root backup slot 0
tree root gen 138441 block 115220434944
extent root gen 138441 block 115217117184
chunk root gen 73727 block 131072
device root gen 130645 block 115191881728
csum root gen 138441 block 115216838656
fs root gen 138441 block 115215908864
26813235200 used 42947575808 total 1 devices
btrfs root backup slot 1
tree root gen 138442 block 115230801920
extent root gen 138442 block 115230806016
chunk root gen 73727 block 131072
device root gen 130645 block 115191881728
csum root gen 138442 block 115230842880
fs root gen 138441 block 115215908864
26813235200 used 42947575808 total 1 devices
btrfs root backup slot 2
tree root gen 138439 block 115231158272
extent root gen 138439 block 115230871552
chunk root gen 73727 block 131072
device root gen 130645 block 115191881728
csum root gen 138440 block 115231473664
fs root gen 138440 block 115231453184
26818527232 used 42947575808 total 1 devices
btrfs root backup slot 3
tree root gen 138440 block 115210838016
extent root gen 138440 block 115233878016
chunk root gen 73727 block 131072
device root gen 130645 block 115191881728
csum root gen 138441 block 115216838656
fs root gen 138441 block 115215908864
26813243392 used 42947575808 total 1 devices
total bytes 42947575808
bytes used 26813235200
uuid ca93d247-9076-4aa7-862b-a6add3a5c16c
Btrfs v3.14.2
So this seems fine; why is btrfs-find-root not working for me?
Then I tried to use the root with oldest generation:
[root@x220 ~]# btrfs restore -t 115231158272 -v /dev/mapper/home
--path-regex '^/(|jdg(|/tmp(|/.*)))$' .
It did recover many files / directories, but unfortunately not my
photos. Does it mean I discovered my mistake and unmounted the partition
too late, and the info is lost?
I made a dump of the device to another computer (using dd), I think the
data are still here (hexedit).
What else could I try?
Thanks,
Jean-Denis Girard
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