commands.sh

btrfs

linux

A filesystem based on the copy-on-write (COW) principle for Linux. Some subcommands such as `device` have their own usage documentation.

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Options (8)

boolean

Create subvolume

Example: sudo btrfs {{[su|subvolume]}} {{[c|create]}} {{path/to/subvolume}}
boolean

Create subvolume

Example: sudo btrfs {{[su|subvolume]}} {{[c|create]}} {{path/to/subvolume}}
boolean

List subvolumes

Example: sudo btrfs {{[su|subvolume]}} {{[l|list]}} {{path/to/mount_point}}
boolean

Show space usage information

Example: sudo btrfs {{[f|filesystem]}} df {{path/to/mount_point}}
boolean

Enable quota

Example: sudo btrfs {{[qu|quota]}} {{[e|enable]}} {{path/to/subvolume}}
boolean

Enable quota

Example: sudo btrfs {{[qu|quota]}} {{[e|enable]}} {{path/to/subvolume}}
boolean

Show quota

Example: sudo btrfs {{[qg|qgroup]}} {{[s|show]}} {{path/to/subvolume}}
boolean

Show quota

Example: sudo btrfs {{[qg|qgroup]}} {{[s|show]}} {{path/to/subvolume}}

Examples (5)

Create subvolume

sudo btrfs [su|subvolume] [c|create] path/to/subvolume

List subvolumes

sudo btrfs [su|subvolume] [l|list] path/to/mount_point

Show space usage information

sudo btrfs [f|filesystem] df path/to/mount_point

Enable quota

sudo btrfs [qu|quota] [e|enable] path/to/subvolume

Show quota

sudo btrfs [qg|qgroup] [s|show] path/to/subvolume
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