timeshift has some issues to auto-delete snapshots:
I guess it is not a problem with timeshift due timeshift-autosnap is doing this while updating.
Maybe a bug in Matti Hyttinen / timeshift-autosnap · GitLab @Chrysostomus ?
It’s possible to remove them manually anyways.
cat /var/log/pacman.log | grep "E: Failed"
[2024-03-02T23:17:45+0100] [ALPM-SCRIPTLET] E: Failed to destroy qgroup: '0/2285'
[2024-03-02T23:17:45+0100] [ALPM-SCRIPTLET] E: Failed to remove snapshot: 2024-03-01_19-10-14
[2024-03-03T13:44:00+0100] [ALPM-SCRIPTLET] E: Failed to destroy qgroup: '0/2289'
[2024-03-03T13:44:00+0100] [ALPM-SCRIPTLET] E: Failed to remove snapshot: 2024-03-01_23-15-04
Ste74
3 March 2024 17:43
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Can you check if for some reason you have enabled the qgroups function in one of the filesystems?
I checked via Btrfs-Assistant program and in one of my filesystem was enabled ( i think my mistake )…
If you remove this option all work normally…
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I checked it with (reports some output, so it is enabled) :
sudo btrfs qgroup show /
and disabled it now with:
sudo btrfs quota disable /
sudo btrfs qgroup show /
reports:
ERROR: can't list qgroups: quotas not enabled
solved thank you @Ste74 !
maybe grub-btrfs will enable it again?
Ste74
3 March 2024 18:07
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Good question, will see later
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5 March 2024 06:08
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