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Try to salvage files from a damaged btrfs filesystem.
sudo btrfs restore {path/to/btrfs_device} {path/to/target_directory}
sudo btrfs restore --dry-run {path/to/btrfs_device} {path/to/target_directory}
sudo btrfs restore --path-regex {regex} -c {path/to/btrfs_device} {path/to/target_directory}
sudo btrfs restore -t {bytenr} {path/to/btrfs_device} {path/to/target_directory}
sudo btrfs restore --metadata --xattr --symlinks --overwrite {path/to/btrfs_device} {path/to/target_directory}
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