Disclaimer - I'm playing around with VMs (using KVM on unRAID, if anybody cares) so there's nothing at stake here - I can wipe & reinstall without any issue.
I did a standard install of LL4 (to ext4) with no issues. I then did a non-standard install to a BTRFS partition because I wanted to play around with Timeshift.
While the ext4 based install boots just fine, I find that the BTRFS install starts with the following message:
Whether I press a key or let the message go away on it's own (takes about 20 seconds) the OS loads apparently without issue but seems to take a LOT longer to load than the standard ext4 installation (ext4 @ ~38 seconds vs. BTRFS @ ~6.5 min).
Does anybody have any thoughts on what the "Sparse file not allowed" message is about and whether it and/or the BTRFS OS is the cause for the LONG boot time?
Thanks!
I did a standard install of LL4 (to ext4) with no issues. I then did a non-standard install to a BTRFS partition because I wanted to play around with Timeshift.
While the ext4 based install boots just fine, I find that the BTRFS install starts with the following message:
Quote:error: sparse file not allowed.
Press any key to continue...
Whether I press a key or let the message go away on it's own (takes about 20 seconds) the OS loads apparently without issue but seems to take a LOT longer to load than the standard ext4 installation (ext4 @ ~38 seconds vs. BTRFS @ ~6.5 min).
Does anybody have any thoughts on what the "Sparse file not allowed" message is about and whether it and/or the BTRFS OS is the cause for the LONG boot time?
Thanks!