Hello
I guess the obvious answer is that the disk drive is full in one of
the partitions. Type df -kF ufs and see which is at 100%. My guess
would be the /var partition. If so, go to the /var/tmp directory
and see what is growing absurdly. Thats a start.
Warren Brown
From: Mazrouie,
If you suspect a disk is full, first you need to determine which mount
point is full.
From vt100 mode try the following
df -k /
df -k /usr
df -k /var
df -k /opt
df -k /tmp
If any of these are show 100% under the capacity, then that's the file
system with the problem. Start looking for the
We had a similar problem in the spring of the year.
Upgraded to AIM* historian without setting the archive feature,
the historian filled up the partion. So check out the size of your history
files,
check your historian's auto archive (if available) features.
Ken Moore
NSCC
IMPORTANT NOTICE:
df -k | grep dsk
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From: David Johnson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, September 04, 2001 9:45 AM
To: Foxboro DCS Mail List
Subject: Re: File system error massege
If you suspect a disk is full, first you need to determine which mount
point is full.
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