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btrfs-property

Get, set, or list properties for a BTRFS filesystem object (files, directories, subvolumes, filesystems, or devices). tldr-pages

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List available properties (and descriptions) for the given btrfs object

sudo btrfs [p [l path/to/btrfs_objectIdentify

Get all properties for the given btrfs object

sudo btrfs [p [g path/to/btrfs_objectIdentify

Get the label property for the given btrfs filesystem or device

sudo btrfs [p [g path/to/btrfs_filesystem labelIdentify

Get all object type-specific properties for the given btrfs filesystem or device

sudo btrfs [p [g -t subvol path/to/btrfs_filesystemIdentify

Set the compression property for a given btrfs inode (either a file or directory)

sudo btrfs [p [s path/to/btrfs_inode compression zstdIdentify

Set the ro (read-only) property for a given btrfs subvolume

sudo btrfs [p [s path/to/btrfs_subvolume ro trueIdentify