file system is full : But df -k shows space available

[tientoan88]

Dear Experts,



We are using Digital Unix 4.0d on Alpha DS-20 E.

/var/adm/messages showed the following error



Jul 24 19:58:37 cbehotbill2 vmunix: /BSCSprod: write failed, file system is full

Jul 24 19:58:38 cbehotbill2 last message repeated 2 times



But df -k showed

BSCS_dmn#BSCSprod 10297944 972004 8644656 11% /BSCSprod





Why has this error occured and wht is the remedy for this .





Regds

Gerald Wilson

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[huyhieu_358]

One possibility is that you are out of inodes. Look at your man pages for "df" there may be a "df -i" or a "df -e" or something that can show you the number of inodes remaining.



On HP-UX and Solaris this reasoning would apply to the older filesystems, but not to veritas filesystems. Veritas filesystems will dynamically allocate more inodes as needed. I don't know your system and I can't tell you if your system will dymanically allocate inodes or not.



But being out of inodes will cause the message that you are getting. The solution would be to rebuild the filesystem with more inodes.

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[hajime192]

Dear Sir,

df -ik showed %Iused 8%

Compaq says that Max inodes can be 2 power 31.

They it is a problem with max extents.

Is it so?



regds

Wilson

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