Some ppl are missing the point. Ignore any instructions that are telling you to repeat any upgrades - you clearly have a btrfs (filesystem) corruption that needs to be sorted out.
I don’t use btrfs in a while but if you’re lucky then a ‘btrfs-check’ should be able to fix it.
You need to boot from an install/live disk, and run the command on your disk, without installing, nor mounting the disk.
Some ppl are missing the point. Ignore any instructions that are telling you to repeat any upgrades - you clearly have a btrfs (filesystem) corruption that needs to be sorted out. I don’t use btrfs in a while but if you’re lucky then a ‘btrfs-check’ should be able to fix it. You need to boot from an install/live disk, and run the command on your disk, without installing, nor mounting the disk.
No errors came up when I tried that.
My system was also freezing with message “Starting Flush Journal to Persistent”.
Adding the following to /etc/systemd/journald.conf made the error go away. Storage=persistent
Then the system was freezing with message “Create files and directories.” Doing the following made the message go away.
mv /tmp /old.tmp mkdir /tmp chmod 777 /tmp
But now I’m system freezes with message “Starting D-Bus System Message Bus”