Open jpds opened 3 years ago
You might just be out of space in your UpdateVM (sys-firewall
by default).
Installed size: 7.5 G
/dev/mapper/qubes_dom0-root 20G 12G 7.6G 60% /
So you have 0.1 G to spare (if these are even referring to the same thing)?
The issue is that because the RPM is extracted in the dom0 thin pool which is only 20GB now (currently) in upcoming R4.1. It's only after extraction that lvm volumes are created in vm-pool
. I would to increase the dom0 pool to few GB.
The issue is that because the RPM is extracted in the dom0 thin pool which is only 20GB now (currently) in upcoming R4.1. It's only after extraction that lvm volumes are created in
vm-pool
. I would to increase the dom0 pool to few GB.
It sounds like the fundamental problem is that, from the user's perspective, it appears that there is enough space available, but in actuality, there is not. Is that correct?
@andrewdavidwong Yes. @marmarek what should we do exactly because this is happening more and more (even for me as you know)? Should we increase dom0 to 30GB? I even thought to a separate LVM partition which could be in vm-pool
and for which we mount it for updates/installs? It has the advantage to be flexible but add a possible layer of complexity.
@fepitre #1957 but a disk cache for updates? +1!
Heads up for folks running into this, as @rocodes pointed out in our issue: while there's some "redirects" for template installs when it comes to qubes-dom0-update
, manually installing a template via dnf
may still run into this. AFAICT, manually installing the same file with qvm-template
will work fine though.
Qubes OS version 4.1
Affected component(s) or functionality Gentoo template
Brief summary I had
qubes-template-gentoo
installed from the-testing
repo from months ago. I decided to uninstall it, and see if there was a newer version available fromqubes-templates-community
, when installing this happened:That's a reasonable disk requirement, but all my partitions have more space than that:
I have also purged the dnf cache from my
dom0
/UpdateVM
as well.How Reproducible Always.
Relevant documentation you've consulted