A different kind of suicide
It is official by now that there are maniacs out there who already migrated their root-filesystem on BTRFS. So why not joining those freaks?
Theoretically it shouldn’t be a big hassle: Boot a Live-CD, mount and backup the Linux partitions including their permission stuff to prevent breakage and dangle the Windows space in shape as you already have your hands on it and migrate to BTRFS. Theoretically.
Putting things to work was a smooth thing until I had to change the permissions. Honestly, nothing went okay at the first take. But I guess I should start at the beginning as every report should do. As a Live-Linux I used an USB Stick called ‘Rescue-Me‘ which is an Arch-Linux Image done by Chris Mason having the latest BTRFS tools onboard.
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