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Subject: Odp: Btrfs might be gradually slowing the boot process
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Silly me; I am using a fully updated Arch Linux x64 (3.11.6 kernel), I have a single HDD with a root and home subvolume under the main btrfs subvolume and I am not using any "exotic" settings. This is a most regular desktop.