Path: utzoo!attcan!uunet!van-bc!oneb!kmcvay
From: kmcvay@oneb.UUCP (Ken McVay)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.xenix.sco
Subject: running out of inodes
Keywords: inode
Message-ID: <221@oneb.UUCP>
Date: 16 Sep 90 03:05:25 GMT
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My /u filesystem is running out of inodes with 65% storage space utilized.
How can I increase available inodes, and can I do so without reformatting 
the drive? I have set inodes avail. to 350, and still get these results:


Mount Dir   Filesystem  iused	ifree	%iused
/           /dev/root 	 2474	 6230	   28%
/u          /dev/u    	17144	  184	   99%

Mount Dir   Filesystem  blocks	  used	  free	% used
/           /dev/root    69714	 64328	  5386	   92%
/u          /dev/u      138718	 88420	 50298	   64%

The /u filesystem (news, Waffle) is a 72-meg drive. I've run it for news
for 15 months without this problem, but it is now a pain in the u-no-what.

What can I do to utilize the available storage space without fouling up
the kernel's control over the filesystem? With 30 megs or thereabouts being
wasted, something's gone bump in serious fashion :-)


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