zsh locking failed for /root/.zsh_history no space left on device (boot-pool > 100G)

[theneo93]

Hello. I need help fixing an issue with my TrueNAS Scale.

The web UI is not loading. I suspect the problem lies with the old boots, but the UI is inaccessible, and I'm unsure how to prune the old boots.

Actual installed version is: Truenas SCALE 22.12.3.3

Using

Code:

df -f

this result:

the error is:

I appreciate any ideas to resolve.

 

[Patrick M. Hausen]

zfs list -t snap -r boot-pool

 

[sfatula]

You can delete old images using cli I believe. So, get into truenas in a shell and type cli. Then system, bootenv

query will then show you all the old boots. delete will then allow you to delete them by the id column.

 

[pucspifo]

I'm going to jump on this as I'm having the exact same issue.
@Patrick M. Hausen looking at the snaps I only have this

Code:

NAME: boot-pool/ROOT/22.12.3.3@2023-10-01-22:42:12  USED: 10.2M
AVAIL: -
REFER: 2.65G
MOUNTPOINT: - 

@sfatula Unfortunately middleware isn't running, and can't start because of this error, so cli isn't available.

System details:
Ryzen 5 3600
AsRock Rack X470D4U
64GB ECC UDIMM
2 250GB M.2 Boot Drives
3X6TB WDRed
3X10TB WDRed
3X20TB Ironwolf Pro
9211-i HBA in IT mode

I thought it might be an issue with the boot drives, so I swapped boot order, to no avail. Next up is to try to reinstall TRUENAS, but I'd rather try any other solutions that others might have.

 

[Patrick M. Hausen]

cd /
du -skx * .??* | sort -rn | head