I''m trying to shrink a btrfs partition I have. Using latest gparted
live, gparted will fail during the fsck of the drive. The output has
something similar to "root 338 inode 7861227 errors 1000" and
"found
46242054144 bytes used err is 1". I can run "btrfsck --repair" on
the
device and the output changes to "...used err is 0" but then btrfsck
still says the same thing. I''ve tried to manually resize using parted,
but, of course, parted does not yet support btrfs.
I can resize the filesystem using the btrfs filesystem resize command
successfully but the partition itself won''t change obviously when I do
this which makes it irrelevant.
Can anyone advise on next steps? Thanks!
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