Looks OK to me.
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That’s what I did earlier, but it didn’t load up for some reason though.
If it fails, let us know what the exact error is.
Yeee it works now, thanks for the help!
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Er… how do I delete the home-transfer subvolumes?
sudo mkdir -p /mnt/old
sudo mkdir -p /mnt/new
sudo mount /dev/sda2 /mnt/old -o subvolid=5
sudo mount /dev/sdb1 /mnt/new -o subvolid=5
sudo btrfs subvolume delete /mnt/new/home-transfer
sudo btrfs subvolume delete /mnt/old/home-transfer
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Thank you so much! I got the system back together and working again. And a quick aside, if I wanted to do the same thing to my swapfile subvolume, I just simply follow the same commands again, correct?
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Yes, but I would recommend against that. I would argue that you are better off not having a swapfile than having a swapfile on the HDD. It is fairly essential that the swapfile be on fast storage.
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Ah ok, thank you! I do have this crazy idea in my hand to use this spare tny nvme drive and use that one as a cache/swap drive, though idk how much of a difference it’s going to make considering the current ssd in my machine is actually a Sata ssd and not nvme one.
I have moved most of my machines to use zram for swap.
Oo, what’s Zram?
Compressed swap in ram. You can use zram-generator to configure it if you want to test it.
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