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> freed up, and was astonished to find that i had not gained |
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> more free |
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> space, but lost some! i was intreged to i took a look arround, |
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> and found |
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> that the space i was using on the reiserfs partition was the |
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> wrong size, |
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> detales are as follows: |
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I've never used reiserfs and this may be obvious, but I'll throw it out |
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in case its not - this doesn't have anything to do with the "reserved |
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space for the root user," does it? When I go to create the filesystem |
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for ext3, I have to manually specify not to reserve 5% of the disk space |
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per filesystem for the "root user" - this is, I take it, to keep the |
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system bootable and the file system accessible in the event that, say, a |
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runaway log issue should fill it up. |
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May have nothing to do with your problem but I figure I'd mention it |
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just in case. |
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http://www.computerrooms.org |
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Photographs of the edge of the internet... |
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