> J. R. Okajima:
   > In other words, are you sure that XINO files eat up your tmpfs,
   >Â  Â  Â  or is it a general problem that your filesystem is too small for
   >Â  Â  Â  your files?
   I have sufficient "disk space" amount to allocate files on this partition.
   Partition /home/user has about 2.5 Gb of free space. Note that this computer
   is completely diskless. Rootfs is mounted from SquashFS image. AUFS is being
   used to join some partitions with tmpfs in order to make them writable. Here
   is a test of creating file on big partition (/home/user):
   computer ~ # df
   Filesystem     1K-blocks   Used Available Use% Mounted on
   /dev/loop0Â Â Â Â Â Â Â  298112 298112Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â  0 100% /
   etc-tmpfs         298112 298112         0 100% /aufs/etc
   var-tmpfs         298112 298112         0 100% /aufs/var/log
   varlib-tmpfs      298112 298112         0 100% /aufs/var/lib
   varspool-tmpfs    298112 298112         0 100% /aufs/var/spool
   home-tmpfs           298112   298112           0   100%
   /aufs/home/user
   etc-aufs           32768    140     32628   1% /etc
   var-aufs           32768    504     32264   2% /var/log
   varlib-aufs        16384   3028     13356  19% /var/lib
   varspool-aufs      16384   6576      9808  41% /var/spool
   home-aufs        2560000 325188   2234812  13% /home/user
   tmpfs             405216    548    404668   1% /run
   udev               10240      0     10240   0% /dev
   shm               2026072       0   2026072   0%
   /dev/shm
   cgroup_root          10240        0      10240    0%
   /sys/fs/cgroup
   tmpfs              10240      4     10236   1%
   /var/lib/misc
   tmpfs            1048576     20   1048556   1% /tmp
   computer ~ # du -sk /home/user/
   325108Â Â Â  /home/user/
   computer ~ # df /home/user/
   Filesystem     1K-blocks   Used Available Use% Mounted on
   home-aufs        2560000 325188   2234812  13% /home/user
   computer ~ # touch /home/user/test-file
   computer ~ # du -sk /home/user/
   325108Â Â Â  /home/user/
   computer ~ # df /home/user/
   Filesystem     1K-blocks   Used Available Use% Mounted on
   home-aufs        2560000 325192   2234808  13% /home/user
   computer ~ # rm /home/user/test-file
   computer ~ # du -sk /home/user/
   325108Â Â Â  /home/user/
   computer ~ # df /home/user/
   Filesystem     1K-blocks   Used Available Use% Mounted on
   home-aufs        2560000 325192   2234808  13% /home/user
   Used  block  grew from 325188 to 325192. Space is not freed after file
   deletion. So this makes me to believe it is not filesystem size problem.
   --
   Use GNU/Linux
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