Patches 1-3 are cleanups I needed to get work done. The rest are to add support for creating and using btrfs volumes and subvolumes. There is no support in this patch set (nor planned for the current UI) for interactive editing/creating of btrfs volumes or subvolumes, nor is there any way to enable btrfs autopart. The accompanying kickstart patch to add the btrfs command provides fairly complete btrfs functionality and I am still working on a new option to the autopart kickstart command to allow users to specify one of three autopart flavors: plain, lvm, or btrfs. The btrfs autopart is similar to the lvm autopart: separate partitions for swap and /boot, btrfs partition on each disk combined into a single volume with subvolumes for root and, if there's enough space, /home. The main volume does not get mounted at all. This provides a setup something like having separate LVs for root and home. It currently has /boot as ext4, but I'd be happy to switch that to btrfs if people want me to. Lots of additions here, but this is a filesystem that acts like both a filesystem and a device type without actually providing a device node for the device-like behaviors. So much for layering. I've been working on these for way too long now. They are still only only tested with some basic kickstart configurations and non-kickstart autopart, but are looking good in my testing. _______________________________________________ Anaconda-devel-list mailing list Anaconda-devel-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/anaconda-devel-list
