[Sunhelp] root filesystem is full

[Tim Bell]

first run "df -k"

this will list your mounted filesystems and their sizes

then cd into the filesystem that is full and run "du -k" to find where
within that filesystem all the space is being taken up.

TIM!
Menus.com - SysAd.

-----Original Message-----
From: Hoang, Tram (DIS) [mailto:TramH at DIS.WA.GOV]
Sent: Tuesday, July 25, 2000 4:05 PM
To: 'sunhelp at sunhelp.org'
Subject: [Sunhelp] root filesystem is full


Hello!  

My root file system is full and I have performed the following and still
have not resolved why root is at 100%:

Check the /dev/rmt directory.  
Check /dev for large files.
"find / -mount -name "core" -exec ls -l {} 
"find / -mount -name "*" -exec ls -l > /BIG_DISK/findlog {} \;"

--could not find any files that could be taking up the disk space

Here are some other symptoms that have been recurring:

When I reboot the system message sits at "Setting default interface for
multicast" --- for about 3 minutes 
Then I log on and the console hangs for about 3 minutes before it comes up
If I logoff and log back into the console it comes up instantly. I have also
performed a fsck on root and it comes back okay.  This is an enterprise 250
server Solaris 7. Thank you!
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