Hello!!
I played a litte bit around with Snapshot. First run went through,however, without any Iso ouput file. The second run and all other subsequent failed with Error message
Could not create linuxfs file, please check whether you have enought space on the destination partition.
But this couldn't be the truth, since, I have plenty of space left. I tried also various destinations without any success either!
Any idea?
Thanks in advance
MX Snaphot throws an Error
Re: MX Snaphot throws an Error
The error message means that although you have lots of disk space, there isn't enough where it wants to build and store the generated ISO. It defaults to /home/snapshot/
You can change the default in the config option offered at the first page of the app. (Not looking at the computer right now)
You can change the default in the config option offered at the first page of the app. (Not looking at the computer right now)
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kernal 5.10.0-26-amd64 x86_64; Xfce-4.18.0; 8 GB RAM
Intel Core i5-3380M, Graphics, Audio, Video; & SSDs.
Re: MX Snaphot throws an Error
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Re: MX Snaphot throws an Error
I ran it recently'ish, you need to point it to where you have adequate space, which may not be the default, as above (/home/snapshot).
It should tell you how much space you have & how much it wants, (I think) - anyway, it does give the info before starting to compress the system files, so maybe you missed seeing it(?).
It should tell you how much space you have & how much it wants, (I think) - anyway, it does give the info before starting to compress the system files, so maybe you missed seeing it(?).
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Re: MX Snaphot throws an Error
check for space used
df -h
you can also squeeze more free disk space by setting reserved space
eg.
sudo tune2fs /dev/sd[partion] -m 3
reserves 3%
df -h
you can also squeeze more free disk space by setting reserved space
eg.
sudo tune2fs /dev/sd[partion] -m 3
reserves 3%
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Re: MX Snaphot throws an Error
The easiest is to attach a usb and assign it as the address (or an external harddisk etc.). Or another partition ext4 formatted on the same drive but it needs to be permitted "ownership to user" beforehand... (if not, it won't begin writing there) .. I always use usb and the other partitions flawlessly..