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So you set it to mount sda8 as /, and nothing for /home? Can you post
the exact output of df or findmnt?
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1634102
Title:
Installer mistakenly mounts
I formatted the partition so no data was present. And the only mount
point was for /home, and somehow the / wasn't mounted on /target. I
checked with df and mount.
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It should have the @ subvolume mounted in /target, and the @home
subvolume mounted in /target/home. In other words, you should see
/dev/sda8 mounted in both places. Are you sure that df or findmnt
showed nothing mounted in /home? Did you have the installer format the
volume?
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Simple, your root partition is full (at 100% utilized). You need to free
up some space. Fastest way to get breathing room is to remove old log
files in /var/log, then look around and see what's taking up so much
space. You can easily see the size of individual directories with:
cd /
du -chs *
The error message makes sense, if /target does not lie on a separate
partition it would be on the live system, and thus showing the error.
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