> /dev/sda1 28124 1387 25285 6% /boot
> /dev/sdb1 1066576 689736 376840 65% /home
> /dev/sda2 1757080 1686812 70268 97% /
^^
This at least looks dangerous. If you don't have any more partitions than
these three, your /var /tmp and /usr are on this one disk that is already 97%
full!
Beside the fact that you won't probably be able too boot soon as /var and /tmp
fill up, having disks more full than 80% is very bad for performance of the
file system. Try to free some space if you can. Run "apt-get clean" first -
it won't be enough but might at least give you some more time to clean up
before any bigger troubles.. :)
- Jarno
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