fileSystem is full

[gm10]

Actually looking at the output more closely seems you had mistyped the command, looks like you added a minus in front of the 100.

[rezza]

Actually looking at the output more closely seems you had mistyped the command, looks like you added a minus in front of the 100.

Ops sorry for my fault ...

Output :
17G /timeshift
856M /lib
152M /boot
4.1G /var
5.5G /usr
28G /

[gm10]

Looks all ok except the overgrown timeshift folder, nuke that for now:

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sudo rm -rfv /timeshift

and then probably move it to the other partition. Also check the configuration, you're likely keeping too many old snapshots for it to grow that big.

[rezza]

Looks all ok except the overgrown timeshift folder, nuke that for now:

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sudo rm -rfv /timeshift

and then probably move it to the other partition. Also check the configuration, you're likely keeping too many old snapshots for it to grow that big.

Thank you . that command removed many files and after that was finished , i ran sudo reboot and after that login page was shown and i'm logged in to desktop .
But when i was writing this post , that message was shown again that Low Disk Space on filesystem .


What can i do ?

[gm10]

Run this again:

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sudo du / -hxd 1 -t 100M

My guess is it's Timeshift again and you're including something in the snapshots that you shouldn't, like your entire second partition maybe. Make sure you exclude its mount point via Timeshift's filters.

[rezza]

Run this again:

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sudo du / -hxd 1 -t 100M

My guess is it's Timeshift again and you're including something in the snapshots that you shouldn't, like your entire second partition maybe. Make sure you exclude its mount point via Timeshift's filters.

17G /timeshift
856M /lib
152 M /boot
4.2G /var
5.5G /usr
28G /


How i exclude its mount point ?
Although i've been installing Docker in Linux .
Is it possible this problem created because of installing docker ??

[gm10]

Post output of

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lsblk

That'll show you all mount points.

[rezza]

Post output of

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lsblk

That'll show you all mount points.

[gm10]

Nothing there. It's something you must have added yourself to Timeshift's configuration, like your user folder.

You can copy & paste from a terminal window by the way.

[rezza]

Nothing there. It's something you must have added yourself to Timeshift's configuration, like your user folder.

How to get what was i added in Timeshift's configuration ??
Because i don't know what i did ...

You can copy & paste from a terminal window by the way.

I know
But i can't login to desktop again .
After that i posted that post which i took a screenShot from "filesystem" error , i rebooted system and i stuck in login loop again and now come here with windows .

[gm10]

Well, same as before, nuke the timeshift folder, and then as I had already said, check Timeshift's configuration (Timeshift > Settings). Or just reset the configuration:

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sudo rm /etc/timeshift.json

[rezza]

Well, same as before, nuke the timeshift folder, and then as I had already said, check Timeshift's configuration (Timeshift > Settings). Or just reset the configuration:

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sudo rm /etc/timeshift.json

I ran reset configuration command and after that i rebooted system .
But problem dosen't solve .

[rezza]

Hi
My problem isn't solved yet .
I will thank you if you guide me.

[gm10]

I really got nothing to add, nuke /timeshift and change the configuration, that's all.

[rezza]

I really got nothing to add, nuke /timeshift and change the configuration, that's all.

Via sudo rm /etc/timeshift.json command ?
can i remove timeshift again for logging in to desktop and when i log in to desktop , i change timeshift configuration in desktop ??
Is it possible ?

[gm10]

Yes.

[rezza]

Yes.

only way to reset timeshift configuration is sudo rm /etc/timeshift.json command ?
actually , when i log in to desktop , should i run that command in terminal ??
is it different output for running that command in desktop terminal area or ctrl+alt+F1 terminal area ?!!

[gm10]

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sudo rm -rfv /timeshift /etc/timeshift.json

in whichever terminal you like.

[rezza]

Hi again
I had nuke timeshift in ctrl+alt+F1 and after that i logged in to desktop like a charm .
When i logged , i opened timeshift application and a window was shown with "setup wizard" title .
I can choose two option of Snapshot Type ( RSYNC and BTRFS ) .
Which can i choose ?

[Larry78723]

rezza, choose RSYNC. At the Select snapshot location screen, choose a location that isn't your hard drive (the first selection). Then click the "Next" button and change the number of daily snapshots to 0. That will set up Timeshift to only make backups when you request it to make one.

Hope this helps.
Larry