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CC | aaron.w2@gmail.com |
I was hit by this recently and I killed the rebalancing in the middle because my laptop slowed to a crawl (and I couldn't afford to wait). Unfortunately this left BTRFS in a state where I can only mount it read-only. I'm still trying to repair it by rebuilding the extent and csum trees but it is taking forever (16 hours on a SSD with 100G root volume). After forcing a reboot (power button because the system was so unresponsive) I can no longer mount the root filesysten read/write and btrfs check --repair crashed afterwards. As far as I'm concerned, due to this bug, BTRFS is nowhere near ready for prime time. I should never have accepted the default choice and should have just used XFS. The fact that it cannot recover from an interrupted rebalancing operation is of extremely grave concern.