As seen in https://jel.ly.fish/support-thread-1-0-0-front-cnv-df90bgt, the bluetooth cache bind mounted in the state partition is not being cleaned up and the MAC addresses of old paired devices accumulate and can lead to inode exhaustion and the state partition not being writeable. This will prevent hostOS updates from working.
The OS should implement a periodic clean up of the bluetooth cache in a similar way to how it is done for NM. Probably at boot and on a timer, removing not all but the oldest devices and leaving certain number of paired devices cached.
As seen in https://jel.ly.fish/support-thread-1-0-0-front-cnv-df90bgt, the bluetooth cache bind mounted in the state partition is not being cleaned up and the MAC addresses of old paired devices accumulate and can lead to inode exhaustion and the state partition not being writeable. This will prevent hostOS updates from working.
The OS should implement a periodic clean up of the bluetooth cache in a similar way to how it is done for NM. Probably at boot and on a timer, removing not all but the oldest devices and leaving certain number of paired devices cached.