Pascal J

hm yes, the grub-btrfs.service is watching for the new snapshots and triggers `grub-mkconfig` when there is a new one. At the same time tirmeshift-autosnap triggers `grub-mkconfig` itself, which interferes witch...

> Also why are there 2 tasks running for /usr/bin/grub-btrfsd? In 4.13 you can watch several directories for new snapshots. `grub-btrfsd` does this by forking itself for every directory it...

One of those tasks is the parent process. This one is not watching a directory. It just keeps living because it is waiting for the termination signal (e.g. when you...

I will make a short note in the readme about this

They never worked together. That they did get into each others way was completely coincidental

Sorry, but I do not understand what you mean by this. It probably is because I am using timeshift personally and just use snapper occasionally when testing out things.

ok, I read that but I am still a bit confused what you want to do. Do you want to create a new grub submenu whenever snapper makes a new...

Could you also edit the Readme a bit and mention this new program we support? Have you also tested how grub-btfsd behaves with yabsnap? If it's the same like snapper,...

thank you very much for your contribution

The snapshots you can boot with are always snapshot of the root subvolume (@) Could it be that you created the hello.txt file on a different subvolume?