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Hi,

just wanted to say that I'm having the very same issue with kernel 
3.18.4, btrfs-progs 3.18.1 (with or without -e option) - even with 
completely fresh and/or empty snapshots. I'm just starting to experiment 
with send/receive, so I don't know whether I have a fundamentally wrong 
idea what it should do, but it seems to me like a quite standard case. 
Any news of this?

Best,
Sebastian