Hi I use btrfs for a partition (/dev/sda2) and when I try to boot with a newer kernel (on openSUSE tumbleweed), the system doesn't finish the boot and goes into an emergency console and I get the following error (don't have a log at the moment, but can produce one if needed): BTRFS critical, corrupt leaf... if I try to mount the partition, I also get a 'mount could not read superblock' message. This is for: kernel: 5.5.6 I also got the same message for previous kernels. However, if I boot with an older kernel (5.1.10), everything works OK. I just chatted with someone on #btrfs on IRC and they suggested to run (using the new kernel) btrfs check --readonly and btrfs check --repair this was with btrfs-progs 5.4.1 both didn't find any error or repaired anything, so they suggested to email the list. Happy to provide more details if needed. I'm wondering if I need to format the partition? But wanted to check in here first also to be able to provide logs if they could be helpful. Thanks Arun
