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[Christian Meier]

Hi

you have a lot of old BEs (boot environment)
each BE use disk space, which can be seen in the 'Space' column

to list the snapshots of a BE you can use the following command:
beadm list -d -s BEname

so cleanup some old BE you are sure a failback is not required, can be
remove
-> beadm destroy BEname
or to remove all snapshots of this BE
-> beadm destroy -s BEname

for info:
looks like your active BE is not active for next reboot

from MAN:
       beadm list [-a | -ds] [-H]
           [-k|-K date | name | space] [-v] [beName]

           Lists information about the existing boot environment named
beName,
           or lists information for all boot environments if beName is not
           provided.  The 'Active' field indicates whether the boot
           environment is active now, represented by 'N'; active on reboot,
           represented by 'R'; or both, represented by 'NR'. If
temporary next
           boot configuration is used, the boot environment is marked with
           'T'. 

Best Regards,
Christian

On 13/07/2021 16:29, bscuk2 wrote:
> openindiana-2021:05:18-backup-2-backup-1-backup-1-backup-3 -
> -          11.47M  static 2021-07-03 08:52
> openindiana-2021:05:18-backup-2-backup-1-backup-1-backup-4 -
> -          164K    static 2021-07-03 09:56
> openindiana-2021:05:18-backup-2-backup-1-backup-1-backup-5 -
> -          148.82M static 2021-07-03 12:29
> openindiana-2021:05:18-backup-2-backup-1-backup-1-backup-6 -
> -          465.75M static 2021-07-04 11:03
> openindiana-2021:05:18-backup-2-backup-1-backup-1-backup-7 -
> -          441.61M static 2021-07-06 10:21
> openindiana-2021:05:18-backup-2-backup-1-backup-1-backup-8 N
> /          191.36M static 2021-07-07 17:18