btrfs is not intended to be used this way any more than any other
filesystem, which is to say not at all. If you intend to boot from that
drive it *must* have a partition table to boot. If you insist on using
a data disk this way ( and there really is no reason to -- are you
really going to miss that 1 mb of space the partition table takes up? ),
I believe this problem was due to some bugs in parted that were fixed in
14.10. Can you try that and confirm whether it has fixed this?
** Changed in: ubiquity (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Incomplete
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Ubiquity Installer doesn't recognize existing btrfs partitions
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