No I am talking about the space taken up by the virtual kernel file[s] in my host kernel. For eg in my host kernel the /mnt directory is filled with the virtual kernel tree. Since I did not allocate much space to my / partition of the host system the disk space is filled beyond 100% and i get bombarded with filesystem full errors when i turn off the host
I am doing this on my machine. Not the leaf accounts. Nirmal On Tue, Jun 17, 2008 at 1:04 PM, Matthew Dillon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > :Hello, > : > :When I build virtual kernels , either as root or as a normal user, the > :/mnt directory gets filled up to about 150M and a 252MB / partition is > :soon 102% filled! ...I dont understand how the system boots but it > :does not behave. Yet it would be necessary for me clear up the space > :occupied by a virtual kernel. This includes: > : > :/mnt directory > :kernel file at /home/<username>/vkernel/kernel directory created to > :boot into the vkernel > : > :Could also someone tell me if the file /kernel is actually a system > :file? Because I do not remember noticing this before. > : > :If i try to delete the [virtual kernel] kernel file from the > :/home/<username>/vkernel directory , I get a question to overide the > :permissions root/wheel schg for the file and either ways it would not > :let me delete the file > : > :I would like to know more about clearing up space occupied by a virtual > kernel > : > :thanks > :nirmal > > Are you talking about space on the real system or space inside the > virtual kernel's filesystems ? Are you doing this on LEAF or on your > home machine? > > -Matt > Matthew Dillon > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >
