Pascal J

When restoring with timeshift it changes the first entry in the grub menu to use the snapshot you restored to instead of /@. It's required a bit of fiddling to...

Maybe you have forgotten to start the daemon? Try 'systemctl status grub-btrfsd' to find out, and 'systemctl start grub-btrfsd' to start it if it isn't

Yes that's sounds good to me. Can you watch the syslog (I think with systemd the command for that should be 'journalctl -f') then open timeshift, do a snapshot in...

So it seems like grub-btrfsd is working correctly. It detects snapshots being created and trigger the grub submenu creation (it says "grub menu recreated" in the logs after timeshift creates...

Sorry I forgot to mention, the first command also needs sudo

Ok, so executing this script is what grub does as well. And it gets back this snippet you postet and integrates that into the grub.cfg file in /boot/grub. For some...

No you're fine. I think that was just a mistake I made in the 4.13 commit. There is one issue where the user had the same problem and with migration...

Yes. The script is using btrfs-progs as well, then parses the output of btrfs-progs using awk and such. If something in the output of btrfs-progs changes, the script will fail....

You mean this part? if [ ! -e "${prefix}/grub-btrfs.cfg" ]; then echo "" else submenu 'Arch Linux ARM snapshots' { configfile "${prefix}/grub-btrfs.cfg" } fi This is the part grub integrates...

The prefix variable is set by grub when the script in /etc/grub.d/ are executed, not the 41_snapshots-btrfs-script itself. If his is set to /usr for you, there went something wrong...