Hi all,
I did a cvsup on the night of June 24/25, got the world built,
installed, /etc updated, the kernel config file updated, built
the kernel, updated it, and when I attempt to boot, I get the
following error:
.: Out of file descriptors
This is shortly after the "nmging root on da1s1a" message
comes out. /root is at 31%, and that after I went in and cleaned
out some things (34% down to 31%), /var is in a seperate partition.
Okay, I am confused. What is going on? How do I correct this
situation? BTW, the system comes up in single user, so I can poke
around, mount / on /dev/sd1s1a, so its not like /root is hosed.
Is there some "secret" filesystem I am not aware of that might be
full?
If it matters (it didn't seem to) I built GENERIC in the /sys/
i386/conf directory, same error message happens.
And, my last cvsup was 7 February, but I was runnnig ELF with
the updated boot blocks. At least, I think I was...
Thanks,
Bruce
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