Can't add/clone new share due to qgroup inconsistencies (with quotas off)

[phillxnet (Philip Guyton)]

@Hooverdan Re:

@Hooverdan

… with a recent kernel update.

And your penchant for such things , I looked up @kageurufu recent post on hoicking up the kernels within an openSUSE Leap install, such as only slightly deviate from re their JeOS in our own v4 installers.

Documenting importing my BTRFS pool from another server - Stable kernel, btrfsprogs, and more

I am migrating a a 10 disk pool from my prior DIY storage server to my new Rockstor server. The old pool is a RAID6 with metadata stored in RAID1C4, which requires Linux 5.5+ to mount, obviously newer than even Leap 15.3, so I went down the rabbit-hole on installing a backported kernel on Leap 15.2. Here’s my documentation Per https://doc.opensuse.org/documentation/leap/reference/html/book-reference/cha-tuning-multikernel.html#sec-tuning-multikernel-latest, I ensured that /etc/zypp/zypp.conf c…

Wasn’t sure if you caught this and looks to be relevant to your own potential migration if you are un-comfy with downgrading your kernel. However I would point out that the openSUSE folks to fairly aggressively backport a load of btrfs stuff so the actual kernel version no longer really reflects the contained btrfs version. But that is another story and you may already be ahead in your CentOS instance with custom kernel version, btrfs wise, to what is found in these ports. Hence the above reference.

Hope that helps. Also might as well go with our Leap 15.3 installer profiles now as 15.2 approaches EOL.