(In reply to Thorsten Kukuk from comment #4) > As Ignaz wrote: we can assume that a system is using transactional-updates, > if the root filesystem is read-only. > > So, if the root filesystem is read-only and snapper rollback is called, This also matches the case when booting into a read-only snapshot on plain TW, so it would need some additional criteria. > map > the given snapshot number or the current snapshot number to a btrfs ID and > make it the new default: > btrfs subvolume set-default $BTRFS_ID /.snapshots > > afterwards, remove any cleaning algorithm from that snapshot: > snapper ${SNAPPER_NO_DBUS} modify -c '' ${ROLLBACK_SNAPSHOT}