====== BTRFS subvolumes ======

<code>
btrfs subvolume create /BTRFS/sub1
btrfs subvolume create /BTRFS/sub2
btrfs subvolume create /BTRFS/sub3
</code>

<code>
btrfs subvolume list /BTRFS
ID 256 gen 234 top level 5 path sub1
ID 257 gen 227 top level 5 path sub2
ID 258 gen 228 top level 5 path sub3
</code>

Mount subvolume
<code>mount -o subvol=sv1/sv12 /dev/sdb /mnt</code>

Getting data size on each subcvolume:
  * Enable quota on btrfs ''btrfs quota enable /''
  * Install script [[https://github.com/agronick/btrfs-size]]

==== Mixed mount options ====
NOT SUPPORTED YET:
  In general, btrfs doesn't _yet_ have the runtime infrastructure to handle 
  per-subvolume mount options.  The on-device format and general approach 
  in the kernel was designed to allow it, and it's on the roadmap, it just 
  hasn't been done... yet.

To make workaround it is possible to use attributes on files or directories:
  * C disable COW feature (for newly created directories or zero sized files). New files in directores with C attributes will be created with C attrib. But not subdirectories.
  * c enable compression

==== Move data between subvolumes ====
See `cp` command arg:
  When --reflink[=always] is specified, perform a lightweight copy, where the data blocks are copied  only  when  modified.   If  this  is  not  possible  the  copy  fails,  or  if
       --reflink=auto is specified, fall back to a standard copy.

<code bash>
cp -pr --reflink=always srcDirectory dstDirectory/
rm -r srcDirectory
</code>