Re: btrfs check lowmem vs original

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For sanitizing the debug tree I tried this backwards method:

# btrfs-image -c5 -t4 -s /dev/mapper/brick1 > btrfsimage_30f4724a.bin
# lvcreate -V 603440807936b -T vg/thintastic -n btr1
# btrfs-image -r btrfsimage_30f4724a.bin /dev/vg/btr1
# btrfs inspect-internal dump-tree /dev/vg/btr1 > btrfsdebugtree_30f4724a.log

But I see by default, -r makes modifications to the chunk tree, so
maybe it's not a useful debug tree? Anyway, the two btrfs checks
(original and lowmem) and the debug tree are here:

30f4724a-first.logs.tar 254MiB
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B_2Asp8DGjJ9QmZOV3pNS212Yk0

There are 4 more file systems, 2 are single device, 2 are two device
(raid1) fs's. I'm not sure how to use this indirect btrfs-image
approach with raid1.


Chris Murphy
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