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    Ubuntu 24.04 on btrfs with subvolume

    Is there a procedure, a tutorial, to follow to install Ubuntu 24.04 on btrfs with subvolume?

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    Re: Ubuntu 24.04 on btrfs with subvolume

    If your still looking a good start with instructions found here: https://blackstewie.com/posts/instal...tu-with-btrfs/

    I definitely suggest adding a "@snapshots" with one note "/.snapshots" Keeps snapshots hidden.
    Test each subvolume first before going hog wild.
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    Re: Ubuntu 24.04 on btrfs with subvolume

    The problem with new installer seems to be that it doesn't create any subvolumes. It was the same issue with 23.10 (default installer/subiquity). It just creates btrfs partition with mount point /. My testing about this has been one install on physical hardware and several VM installs of Ubuntu 23.10/24.04. When choosing manual partitioning, seems like making encrypted volumes is missing as well.

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    Re: Ubuntu 24.04 on btrfs with subvolume

    Quote Originally Posted by kahupaa View Post
    The problem with new installer seems to be that it doesn't create any subvolumes. It was the same issue with 23.10 (default installer/subiquity). It just creates btrfs partition with mount point /. My testing about this has been one install on physical hardware and several VM installs of Ubuntu 23.10/24.04. When choosing manual partitioning, seems like making encrypted volumes is missing as well.
    I won't disagree the new installer needs some work, but at the live installer I'll quote a well known Dev here in UF.
    The new installer now makes it very visible that you can use a file to automate your install. Maybe that supports complex file system organization?
    More on that here: https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2495830
    I'm still working on a viable script that works for BTRFS, But nothing working yet....Grrr
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