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Subject: Re: no free inodes
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On Saturday 05 March 2005 14:12, Freminlins wrote:
> This means what it says - you have run out of inodes. Do df -i /var
> and you will see all your inodes have been used up.
>
> The number of inodes is fixed at newfs time. This really leaves you
> three options:
>  1.You can either find some files on /var which are no longer wanted
> and delete them, thus freeing up inodes.
>  2. You can dump the file system, and recreate it using a
> different-than-the-default inode density. man newfs and look at -i for
> full information.
>  3.You evidently have lots on space on /home so move a lot of files
> (preferably a single directory containing lots of file) to /home from
> /var and symlinking it.

Oki, thanks! :-)

br
db