NOTICE: /var out of inodes

> Looks like I need to run a fsck on var to solve this?

No. 'fsck' doesn't create inodes.

> What is the easiest way to go about this. Booting to

> single user mode mounts this file system. I don't

> think I have enough space to move /var data somewhere

> else temporily.

UFS sets the inode density when the filesystem is created. You cannot increase that density without recreating a new (empty) filesystem.

Can you find anything in /var that you can discard?

Can you move portions of it to another filesystem?

Otherwise, you're left with copying the data somewhere, creating a new filesystem with a denser inode count, then restoring the data.

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Darren

Darren_Dunhama at 2007-7-10 2:13:21 >