From: Ricardo \(Tru64 User\) (tru64user@yahoo.com)
Date: Mon Jan 24 2005 - 13:43:13 EST
--- "Ricardo (Tru64 User)" <tru64user@yahoo.com>
wrote:
> Hi,
> Interesting NFS mounts problem....on tru64 v4.0g
>
> Filesystem size is 5.09TB....exported from a linux
> node (it is a LVM; reiserfs partition)
>
> On Linux, partition size is OK...and available space
> is OK.
> 192.168.0.21:/export 5465179252 1186993724
> 4278185528
> 22% /mnt/point
>
> On tru64 however, "df" shows a wrong partition size,
> thus usage capacity shows up as 102%
>
> 192.168.0.21:/export 1170211956 1186993724
>
> 0 102% /mnt/point
>
> It is not preventing usage...so really it does not
> affect anything (yet!), but i thought it was rather
> interesting....and maybe someone has explanation for
> it.
>
> _Thanks
>
> Richard
Hi,
I received various replies, from make sure you are
using nfsv3 (which i am) to others pointing out a flaw
on tru64 Unix v4.0(g). The latter goes like this::
- I've found that they sometimes show negative numbers
for drive space when a very large filesystem is NFS
mounted. My guess is that v4 used an integer that
wasn't large enough to account for that much disk
space.
- Looks like you are over a 32 bit limit.
% bc
bc initialized to scale=5
obase=16
5465179252
145C00474
1170211956
45C00474
Displaying the total blocks as Hex may give a clue:
5465179252 145C00474
1170211956 45C00474
[ tru64 Unix hehehe.... ]
Thanks to Denise McCracken,jon_on_i86,Michael A.
Crowley and Arrigo Triulzi
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