Re: lost disk space
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I have found the reserved space in my own temp directory! And I defragmented
the disk as soon as I had space enough to do it! Thank you!
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Alain Zürcher, Paris, France
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- Re: df discrepencies
... 5% of the disk is reserved for use ... This reserved space business is documented in the "mke2fs" manpage ... In particular, you can use "tune2fs" to set it to zero, and the ... To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-user-REQUEST@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ...
(Debian-User) - Re: Strange DF output
... showing 3.9GB size with only 3.6GB available even though there is nothing at all on the disk yet? ... I don't really see what use the reserved space is. ... Managers Manual' that was part of the original BSD systems. ... This is the section on the fast file system. ...
(comp.unix.bsd.freebsd.misc) - Re: Strange DF output
... showing 3.9GB size with only 3.6GB available even though there is nothing at all on the disk yet? ... I don't really see what use the reserved space is. ... and Boot Loaders" chapter of the FreeBSD FAQ. ... It says only that 8% is reserved for root/OS use, ...
(comp.unix.bsd.freebsd.misc) - Re: File system Full...But its not!
... Try tune2fs. ... Figure out why the filesystem is full and clean it up. ... reserved space there or you will next time discover that the machine ... cannot even boot up because the disk really is 100% full. ...
(alt.os.linux) - Re: File system Full...But its not!
... Figure out why the filesystem is full and clean it up. ... > reserved space there or you will next time discover that the machine ... erase log files which have grown overfull (after fixing ... > the problem which caused them to overfill) or buy a new disk. ...
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