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@ -184,7 +184,7 @@ mount -o subvolid=0 /dev/mapper/<vg_name>-<lv_root_name> /mnt
``` ```
After that if you do an `ls /mnt/` you will see all the subvolume previously created. After that if you do an `ls /mnt/` you will see all the subvolume previously created.
Now you must delete **ONLY** the `@ `subvolume and finally unmount `/mnt`: Now you must delete **ONLY** the `@`subvolume and finally unmount `/mnt`:
``` bash ``` bash
btrfs subvolume delete /mnt/@ btrfs subvolume delete /mnt/@
@ -194,7 +194,7 @@ umount /mnt
You now have to reinstall Void Linux manually (the script is not programmed to help you this time). For this you can follow the [original gist](https://gist.github.com/Le0xFF/ff0e3670c06def675bb6920fe8dd64a3) and start again from *Mount partitions and create btrfs subvolumes* instruction, without creating the `@home` subvolume. You now have to reinstall Void Linux manually (the script is not programmed to help you this time). For this you can follow the [original gist](https://gist.github.com/Le0xFF/ff0e3670c06def675bb6920fe8dd64a3) and start again from *Mount partitions and create btrfs subvolumes* instruction, without creating the `@home` subvolume.
When the package reconfiguration is finished, you have to create a user with the same name of the one you created before, possibly adding it to the same groups as before, but you can do it later too. When the package reconfiguration is finished, you have to create a user with the same name of the one you created before, possibly adding it to the same groups as before, but you can do it later too.
**Don't add the `-m` flag or your original home folder will be destroyed: **Don't add the `-m` flag or your original home folder will be destroyed**:
``` bash ``` bash
useradd -G wheel <same_user> useradd -G wheel <same_user>