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[6.300] Root partition mounted at / is filling up

michuzo
We update ASL to 6.300 and now we receive a message "Root partition mounted at / is filling up - up 85%"

Anybody can help us?


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    Any feedback on this?  I have the same problem.

    # df
    Filesystem           1K-blocks      Used Available Use% Mounted on
    rootfs                  806588    718600     47016  94% /
    /dev/root               806588    718600     47016  94% /
    tmpfs                    32768      1152     31616   4% /opt/tmpfs
    /dev/hda1               347511     16280    313289   5% /boot
    /dev/hda5              9358796   3613564   5262152  41% /var/storage
    /dev/hda6              1032056     32832    946784   4% /var/up2date
    /dev/hda8              1032056    259848    719768  27% /var/sec
    /dev/hda9             12297976    513468  11149724   5% /var/log
    /dev/hda10              637452     21160    583912   4% /tmp
    /dev/hda11              923180     16428    859856   2% /opt/blade

    # du -smx * |sort -n
    0       sys
    1       dev
    1       doc
    1       home
    1       inst
    1       lost+found
    1       media
    1       mnt
    1       root
    1       srv
    3       opt
    4       tmp
    8       boot
    10      bin
    35      sbin
    46      etc
    46      lib
    102     var
    330     usr
    516     proc
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  • 0
    Bump...

    Any feedback on this?  I have the same problem.

    # df
    Filesystem           1K-blocks      Used Available Use% Mounted on
    rootfs                  806588    718600     47016  94% /
    /dev/root               806588    718600     47016  94% /
    tmpfs                    32768      1152     31616   4% /opt/tmpfs
    /dev/hda1               347511     16280    313289   5% /boot
    /dev/hda5              9358796   3613564   5262152  41% /var/storage
    /dev/hda6              1032056     32832    946784   4% /var/up2date
    /dev/hda8              1032056    259848    719768  27% /var/sec
    /dev/hda9             12297976    513468  11149724   5% /var/log
    /dev/hda10              637452     21160    583912   4% /tmp
    /dev/hda11              923180     16428    859856   2% /opt/blade

    # du -smx * |sort -n
    0       sys
    1       dev
    1       doc
    1       home
    1       inst
    1       lost+found
    1       media
    1       mnt
    1       root
    1       srv
    3       opt
    4       tmp
    8       boot
    10      bin
    35      sbin
    46      etc
    46      lib
    102     var
    330     usr
    516     proc
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  • 0 in reply to donavan
    Hi,

    have the same problem here.... root-partition is filling up (80 % and more), we have 6.301 installed... the /tmp-directory is not very big in size (about 4 mb).

    fw01:/ # df
    Filesystem           1K-blocks      Used Available Use% Mounted on
    rootfs                  806400    608248    157188  80% /
    /dev/root               806400    608248    157188  80% /
    tmpfs                    32768      2600     30168   8% /opt/tmpfs
    /dev/hda1               350005     16428    315504   5% /boot
    /dev/hda5             13527644   3144048   9696416  25% /var/storage
    /dev/hda6              1035692     97324    885756  10% /var/up2date
    /dev/hda8              1035692    258092    724988  27% /var/sec
    /dev/hda9             17757684    976772  15878864   6% /var/log
    /dev/hda10              845948     20632    782344   3% /tmp
    /dev/hda11             1019896     16428    951660   2% /opt/blade


    fw01:/ # du -smx * |sort -n
    0       sys
    1       dev
    1       doc
    1       home
    1       inst
    1       lost+found
    1       media
    1       mnt
    1       root
    1       srv
    3       opt
    5       tmp
    9       boot
    10      bin
    35      sbin
    44      etc
    46      lib
    112     var
    330     usr
    513     proc



    What can we do to resolve this problem?

    Best regards,
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