On 07/05/2013 18:46, p.lane wrote:
On 07/05/2013 15:42, C A Wills wrote:
Hi Bob
Thanks for the info but using df -i only lists info of the laptop I'm
using although the remote partition is 'mounted' on the desktop and I
can 'see' the files on it in Nautilus.
The only partitions listed are sda2 (root) & sda6 (home).
*C A Wills*
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On 07/05/13 12:39, Bob Dunlop wrote:
$ df -i
From my Solaris admin I remember having to increase the number of
inodes on an expanded filesystem on an EMC array.
/etc/bin/nfstsat
the size of the inode cache can be increased as it is a quota system
tied to the 'maxuser' parameter.
increase the 'maxusers' parameter in the /etc/system file.
By default, it is set to the amount (number) of RAM present.
set maxusers = 1024
increasing this parameter increases the number of available inodes. A
reboot is required.
The system will recompute the size of the inode cache.
Not sure how this translates to Linux, but is worth a search.
bon chance.
btw...jfs2 increases inode allocation on the fly......allegedly.
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