Frank Steinmetzger wrote: > Am Sun, Feb 12, 2023 at 02:37:22PM -0600 schrieb Dale: >> Howdy, >> >> As some may recall, I'm bad to fill up a hard drive. I regularly use df >> -h to see where drives are as far as filling up and such. Usually, it >> takes only a second or so to list them all. Speed is one reason I use >> it. I did my regular updates last weekend and for the past few days, it >> hasn't worked. I did a re-emerge of coreutils, then some of its >> friends. It still doesn't work. When I run df -h, it just sits there. >> It will sit there for hours, doing nothing it seems. Eventually, I hit >> ctrl c to kill it. >> >> Anyone else running into this? Any idea as to why it stopped working? >> I can't find anything on BGO. Searching for only two characters is a >> bit hard tho. o_O > Sounds a little bit like a hanging NFS share; df goes through all mounts and > tries to access them, but one isn’t responding. >
This was the one. I guess I forgot to umount my backup NAS before shutting it down. Obviously, since the machine is off right now, it wasn't responding. I did a umount -f on it and now it works again. I thought I used df since my last update but wasn't sure. I thought maybe a update broke a symlink or something, which is why I re-emerged several packages. Didn't occur to me to check the NAS mount point. Thanks to all. It's working again. I need to buy more drives again tho. Getting close to 90% on some and over 90% on backup NAS. :/ Dale :-) :-)
