Timeshift (ext4/rsync) - miss(?)-conception, wrong configuration?

[andreas85]

@nitja

“btrfs … broken on update”.

You can find good Information about Btrfs in the wiki

Btrfs

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[HowTo] Manual rollback with btrfs

Difficulty: ★★☆☆☆ Why roll back? Now btrfs pays off! With a good layout and snapper. Please read all of the instructions through to the end before you begin. Only a few steps are necessary for a rollback: Boot a rescue Manjaro Where is the "good" snapshot? Save the broken system state Prepare the selected snapshot for booting DONE If you have selected the good snapshot the system will boot. I had to repeat the whole thing again with snapshot 18347 clean up These instru…

[how to] rescue data from a damaged btrfs volume

Difficulty: ★★☆☆☆ You used btrfs. Now it’s paying off. There is an easy way out (I’ve already done this myself): In most cases, when a btrfs volume breaks, it is possible to recover the data In contrast to other file systems, no special programs are required for this. On the contrary the best way to rescue the data from a btrfs volume is to use btrfs-tools ! Above all: Under no circumstances try to mount the damaged volume rw as long as the data has not been rescued. Recover dat…

Unable to boot after running out of disk space during an update

Hello, I have a Dell XPS 13 9360 with Manjaro stable and the 5.15 kernel and Plasma. I am using btrfs. I decided to perform an update today, which also included some AUR packages. The AUR packages include ceph-llibs, deadbeef and some others. ceph in particular required a lot of time and resources to build and has failed a few times before. During the update, it seems that I ran out of disk space based on the messages in pamac, and the desktop environment seemed broken (the KDE tray stopped a…

Some people manage to break a BTRFS file system. But there is no such thing as an indestructible file system, because fools are clever and every time the developers get used to their latest attempt, they find a new way to destroy it.