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Error: At least 644MB more space needed on the / filesystem. #38
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The only thing special about my system is that I have a 500MB /boot partition. However the error message doesn't seem to indicate this is related to my problem. |
Setting |
export this : LEAPP_OVL_SIZE=8192 |
What is that environment variable controlling? I have a similar error (reporting an error that "At least 317MB more space needed on the / filesystem" on a system with 64G free on /) and setting LEAPP_OVL_SIZE=8192 did not correct that error. |
I tried again, but from su rather than sudo (previously I was logged in as a user and used sudo to run leapp preupgrade and leapp upgrade, I ran again after using su to login as root) and was able to finish leapp upgrade with no errors. Perhaps I did something else differently, but that is not clear to me right now. |
We were having exactly the same issue as you. Executing without sudo let us finally upgrade. What we noticed: LEAPP_OVL_SIZE was not taking into account when using sudo. We could check that the overlays were created 2.0GB in size. |
Were you using the Read the manual page for |
Since the work around did work once I figured out the environment issues caused by sudo, what do I need to do to mark this as solved? I am not familiar yet with how AlmaLinux manages github issues. |
We don't believe sudo has anything to do with the originally reported issue. I don't think this should be closed with "sudo is the fix". Last I recall, we believe this has to do with mount points. |
Sorry, maybe I left out too much context. The original problem has nothing to do with sudo, that is correct. |
IMO the default is too low. Especially if there's sufficient disk space. |
On my CentOS 7 system with 34GB of free space, I am getting the following failure during a leapp upgrade:
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