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* Minimum size of Btrfs volume ?
@ 2020-08-23 13:26 Bill Dietrich
  2020-08-23 15:08 ` A L
  2020-08-24  2:10 ` Chris Murphy
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From: Bill Dietrich @ 2020-08-23 13:26 UTC (permalink / raw)
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[Noob here, sorry if I'm doing anything wrong.]

What is the minimum size of a simple single-disk Btrfs volume,
and where is it documented ?  I can't find that info.

I'm told the minimum size is about 109 MB (114294784 bytes).
True ?  Is there any way to get around that, at mkfs-time ?
I'd like to use Btrfs inside a VeraCrypt container, and that's
a fairly big minimum size for that use.

I'm using Btrfs on Ubuntu GNOME 20.04 desktop.

Thanks,

Bill Dietrich
bill@billdietrich.me



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