Create btrfs subvol for /home

If you put /home on it’s own partition, it won’t create a subvolume.

This is easy to fix.

  • Take a read/write snapshot of /home named /home/@home
  • Edit /etc/fstab and change the mount for /home to this new subvolume
  • Test it with sudo mount /home and verify that the mount is correct
  • reboot
  • Once everything is working properly. You can delete the old data.