Hey thanks! Thats it. mkfs.btrfs fixed it. Its weitd though that the other disks were recognized correctly.
Now I can go and experiment with raid setups
Hey thanks! Thats it. mkfs.btrfs fixed it. Its weitd though that the other disks were recognized correctly.
Now I can go and experiment with raid setups
Ah my apologies, I used the word formatted incorrectly. I use parted to do: ''' Rm 1 Mkpart primary btrfs 1 3,6T '''
Parted then shows the btrfs filesystem. If I then quit and look at 'lsblk -fs' it shows me the table in my post. I think I do this right. Im going to remove the disk and see how it behaves on another pc.
I use open dyslexia as I have dyslexia. Its very nice!
Most answers you will read here will have technical reasons at its core. For a normal average user that gew up with it, windows is fine. But as soon as you get a bit more tech savvy and/or privacy minded you suddenly see a lot to be desired. Most people switch to linux because they want more control, because its structure is more technically elegant, more responsive and because they don't trust microsoft to respect their privacy.
Windows is 50GB on disk to install. An insane size for an OS. Windows often calls home without any indicaton or transparancy why. In linux you can control everything yourself. Windows is often slow or inefficient.. On windows you have only limited ways to craft and costomize your desktop experience, which in linux allows fully. And more reasons like these.
As you can see for tech savvy people linux offers the tools to take control over your computing needs, if you have or develop the skills to do so. For more mainstream grade experiences distros like Ubuntu or Pop!OS provide a great environment that allows people to ignore the more technical stuff and get on with their needs. Using linux as your daily driver will require you to leave behind some old habits and learn some new ones, but its worth it in my opinion.
I daily drive PopOS on my gaming rig and whatever distro that catches my fancy on my development homelab labtop.
Back when I smoked and was an unexperienced driver, I was having a cig in my car. I stuck it out of the window to tap off the ash and I drifted off of the road with my right side tires. Instead of slowly moving back I jamked the wheel and almost had a head to head collision with traffic in the oncomming lane. Escaped death by half a meter.
I do regularly. I used it a lot and I think knowledge should be free.
Yes. Replace tire plz.
I'll take a look. Thanks! :-D
Im really curious. I use the gnome that comes with pop now. I really cant wait to explore cosmic.
Inspector george gently and xcom 2
Thanks for your reply! Very helpful. The image I grabbed from the offial docs here: https://btrfs.readthedocs.io/en/latest/mkfs.btrfs.html#mkfs-section-profiles
I'll do some testing with raid 1 to see if it behaves as I expect. The only way to be properly sure i guess.