Jamey Maze writes:
> My SPARC2 was recently upgraded and we had a special partition set aside for
> the AFS cache. Everything was working fine 'till this afternoon when I
> started getting "/cache: write failed, file system is full" messages. I did
> a df and saw
>
> tdum:/# df /cache
> Filesystem kbytes used avail capacity Mounted on
> /dev/sd3d 55648 50924 0 102% /cache
>
> My /usr/vice/etc/cacheinfo says
>
> /afs:/cache:55000
>
> So I reduced the cache size until things started working correctly. I tried
> 54000, 50000, and finally 45000 before things straightened out. Any ideas?
> Thanks!
We experienced a similar problem with a sun4c running Sunos 4.1.2 and
afs 3.1a, and with it's cache in a dedicated partition. The overflow
occurred several times when a safety margin of ca. 10%
was left between the cache size and total available space.
We raised the margin to 15% and the problem has not yet recurred.
Mark Forster, Imperial College Centre for Computing Services.
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