On Thu, 21 Jul 1994, Bernhard Zeller wrote:
> Under afs3.3 we have seen that it is not possible to
> write to a partition that is more than 92% full. Under
> previous versions we had worse problems than now with
> complete partitions suffering outage when all the available
> disk space was used therefore the limitation is most
> welcome. However with several 2Gbyte disks we do lose
> a small but significant amount of disk space. We would
> like to know if it is possible to alter 92% figure if needed,
> and if so how ?
>
I believe this a problem on AIX only. I'd be interested to know if anybody
tried the '-m' option on 'fileserver' and if it does the job. The
documentation speaks about 'quota', which is something which I do not
understand in that context.
If yes, what is a safe value? 5%? 1% (that's still megabytes!)?
If not, who actually would suffer and when? From Transarc I heard
that the only real problem is salvaging.
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