idea from Roger Leigh re subvolumes
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* parted support needed for filesystem detection #567176
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* Resizing?
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* Allow forcing use of btrfs for /boot (would probably work with eg, lilo)
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* How about installation into different subvolumes?
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Example:
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/ (root), /usr, /var and /home each on the same btrfs filesystem,
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but as separate named subvolumes (root/default, usr, var and home).
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This would break the one filesystem==one mount concept currently
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used by the partitioner. Here, one filesystem would be mounted
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in several places, but with a slightly different subvol mount
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option. Maybe handle like LVM, where there's a separate dialogue
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for creating LVs (subvolumes), and then select individual
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subvolumes on the main partitioning dialogue for mounting in a
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given location.
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