(In reply to Harald Achitz from comment #109) > Oliver, is this a meaningful test? I mean, on a new installed system where > there is nothing do to... this sounds not like something I would like to see > as a test for my enterprise Linux. What I conducted was just a very simple bug verification test run which does not mean there are more tests which could eventually lead to more information - and already did, this is why we (still) have other bugs in the same domain, e.g. the three "see also" bugs. With my comment being the 110th in row I think we should give our great kernel developers and contributors the achievement of "VERIFIED FIXED" at least on this bug ;) > automate this , have it as regression test, so that future patches btrfs > fixes will not re trigger the test. (maybe I am naive, but this is what I > would expect from something that calls itself enterprise linux) no, you are not naive - this is what we do with automated tests on top of my very limited verification :) The original problem for exactly *this* bug was confirmed exactly on a "freshly installed system" hence the verification in a comparable environment. But there are more and longer running tests also on openqa.opensuse.org as well.