---------- Forwarded message --------- From: eelco van der vlugt <[email protected]> Date: Mon, Mar 30, 2026 at 6:10 PM Subject: Re: possible bug or edge case ? To: Jan Stary <[email protected]>
Hello, thanks for the feedback, the target USB has 16G and has been emptied and has fat layout. - The partition set up is the "auto" option, so that should be ok since default ...? - I also don't choose to install x* and *games packages at install .. I have had sometimes full root in systems due to excess files in dev, however I never had any system with default partition install complaining about space, especially when there is 15/16GB available ... - the error message as i recall states that /usr is full - I don't completly understand the feedback from the error : make : I dont know how to make Again thank you for your input, i will seek to try this week with a custom parttion layout when installing instead of the default and offer /usr some extra space to breath ... will report back in comming days regards, eelco vitalis On Mon, Mar 30, 2026 at 2:30 PM Jan Stary <[email protected]> wrote: > On Mar 29 21:44:02, [email protected] wrote: > > The install goes true all the steps, > > however after the creation of the nodes, it hangs > > multiple minutes long on relinking Uniqe kernel ... > > then offers messages that disk is full and kernel > > relinking has failed. > > If the relinking on boot says the disk is full, then the disk is full. > The first thing to check and show here is your disk partitioning, > obviously. > > > - has this all to do with "bad practice" installing OS on an USB > > No. It's just a disk, albeit slower. > > > - can I then savely presume these issues wont happen on a nvme install, > > correct ? > > No, you can't. You need to have enough space. > > > - can this situation be considered an actual bug > > Hardly. But it's impossible to say, as you don't > disclose anything about your disk partitions. > >
