On Tue, Jun 17, 2008 at 10:07 PM, Matthew Dillon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > :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 > > I'm not sure how much I can help. It sounds like you haven't allocated > enough space for the virtual kernel. If the virtual kernel's disk > image is on /mnt then you may have created it as a sparse file instead > of using 'dd' to pre-allocate the whole thing. > > The virtual kernel's binary might be chflagged, to remove it you > could 'chflags noschg <path>' and then RM it.
Thanks for this tip. For now I have a few gigs in the home partition so I ll just mount the virtual kernels there . Nirmal > > In anycase, you want at least a few gigabytes of disk space to play > with virtual kernels. > > -Matt > >
