On 3 October 2015 at 18:13, André Verwijs <dutchgigalo@gmail.com> wrote:

OpenSUSE Leap proposal: add command line to boot menu (for rescue...)

for example to restore a snapper restore point

small tutorial here: http://snapper.io/2014/04/29/rollback.html

i'm not sure on how to ad this, but maybe someone does....

Are you sure it isn't already? it should happen whenever snapper is configured and snapshotting is enabled This should happen when the following two things are true btrfs as the root filesystem (true by default in Leap) root filesystem is at least 40GB in size (true by default in Leap, if the device is big enough. if you've been testing this in a VM or any other machine where the root filesystem is not btrfs and/or smaller than 40GB, then not seeing the menu items for booting to snapshot is a FEATURE, not a bug - you dont want snapper to be enabled when there isn't sufficient disk space to use it :) if you've been testing this on a machine with a root filesystem set to btrfs and with that filesystem larger than 40GB, then I think this is a bug you need to file :) In Tumbleweed, this feature you're requesting is there, and working as I describe above, as shown by this test: https://openqa.opensuse.org/tests/86093/modules/livecdreboot/steps/6

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