From: Baran YURDAGUL (barany@netas.com.tr)
Date: Thu Oct 10 2002 - 06:48:05 EDT
Hi,
My original question was :
>
> Hi Admins,
> Yesterday we had a starnge problem in one of our K 360 servers. This
> server is an nfs server and 11.0 is installed on it.
> Although one of its filesystems, which is a large fs (vxfs) and
> containing lots of little files, has 6 gigabytes of free space,
> from NFS clients we coulndn't be able to write to this filesystem.
> It
> gives no space left on device error. But as i said there is 6gbs of
> free space on this filesystem. After we have deleted some files we can
>
> be able to write to this area, but it is a workaround solution.
> What should be done for this problem ?
Thanks for the replies. Most of the people say that we have exceeded the inode number of the file system.
Because this filesystem is large and there ara lotf of files. As in the question I mentioned, we had a workaround solution for
this
problem.
I will wait for the problem to occur one more time. And will look at the inode count via bdf -i command.
Thanks.
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