Hi all. I have what I hope is a simple question. I have a Linux (vanilla 2.4.27) disk server which has several JFS partitions of about 200GB each. One of these partitions filled up, while a number of NFS clients were still trying to write to it. The following syslog entries started appearing:
Oct 22 17:17:38 swigdog10 kernel: jfs_create: dtInsert returned -28 Oct 22 17:17:38 swigdog10 kernel: txAbort: tid:49 dirty:0x0 Oct 22 17:17:39 swigdog10 kernel: jfs_create: dtInsert returned -28 Oct 22 17:17:39 swigdog10 kernel: txAbort: tid:264 dirty:0x0 Oct 22 17:17:51 swigdog10 kernel: jfs_create: dtInsert returned -28 Oct 22 17:17:51 swigdog10 kernel: txAbort: tid:272 dirty:0x0 as well as Oct 22 16:25:09 swigdog10 kernel: add_index: xtInsert failed! repeated many times. Are these messages simply the result of the filesystem being full? Wouldn't one expect to see a more traditional "no space left on device" sort of message instead? Or does this indicate something more dire? I ran jfs_fsck -f on the affected filesystem and it found no errors. Any information you could provide would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! Raymond Prach T.J. Watson Research Center IBM - Yorktown _______________________________________________ Jfs-discussion mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www-124.ibm.com/developerworks/oss/mailman/listinfo/jfs-discussion
