Re: strangeness when i do a df...
"allen wayne best just ramblin in his amx" <debian@rl76065.cup.hp.com> writes:
> hello:
>
> i have a strange situation here. i had a user complain because /usr/sbin
> appeared to be full. so when i do a df on the system, i get:
> (actually, hdb6, hdb11, and hdb12 where at 100% when the user brought this to
> my attention. i deleted some rather large .gz and .bz2 files in /usr/src to
> get the numbers down to 95%. deleting in one area affected 3 areas????)
How are you mounting these puppies? Make sure that you have /usr first
in your /etc/fstab and that it contains the subdirectories "src" and
"local".
I'd umount them and mount them like:
mount /dev/hdb12 /usr
mount /dev/hdb11 /usr/local
mount /dev/hdb6 /usr/src
Looks to me like this isn't happening. Also, before you mount /usr
make sure your root directory doesn't have the subdirectories
/usr/local and /usr/src. That way the mounts of those two directories
will fail if you attempt to mount them before you mount /usr.
Gary
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