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Where is my disk space?
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bash-2.05b# df -h Filesystem Size Used Avail Capacity Mounted on /dev/ad0s1a 116M 37M 70M 34% / /dev/ad0s1d 3.0G 2.7G -8.0K 100% /var /dev/ad0s1e 47G 4.5G 39G 11% /usr bash-2.05b# du -hs /var 68M /var df and du returns different values (2.7G vs 68M)? I moved files from /var to /usr, but didnt get more free space on /var! |
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You need to move more.
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more????
i moved almost all 2.7G !! |
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Show us the latest output of df -ih
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inodes was about 4%
Problem is solved for now, it was probably side effect of Soft Updates, i found the solution on another forum, as i was answered, i need 3 things to do (if 1st has no effect, then do 2nd and if 2nd has no effect then 3rd): 1. fsck 2. sync - run twice 3. remount /var |
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the cmd rehash as user root will often help to update your freediskspace that df and du reports.
give it a try. |
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