Thanks for all of the tips and advice. I discovered that there were
several issues. The main one being the there were many Multiple entries
in /var/log/etc... that were of imense size and very old. I cleared
these out and am currently trying to figure out a way to do a cron job
that will clear out
John,
Start by doing a cd to / (root directory). Then (as superuser, just to
eliminate annoying "permission denied" messages) do:
du -sh * | more
Which will give you the disk usage of all the subdirectories. One of
them will likely be much bigger than the others (probably /var). If so,
cd to tha
> * Jaye Inabnit ke6sls <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, 2001-04-13 11:34 +0200:
> > On Thursday 12 April 2001 23:13, John Foster wrote:
> > > I am running a mixed testing/unstable system and after my last
upgrade I
> > > have 2 new problems. My test system is on a 13.3 Gb drive and I
have
> > > been at 63% fu
* Jaye Inabnit ke6sls <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, 2001-04-13 11:34 +0200:
> On Thursday 12 April 2001 23:13, John Foster wrote:
> > I am running a mixed testing/unstable system and after my last upgrade I
> > have 2 new problems. My test system is on a 13.3 Gb drive and I have
> > been at 63% full for abo
John Foster wrote:
> I am running a mixed testing/unstable system and after my last upgrade I
> have 2 new problems. My test system is on a 13.3 Gb drive and I have
> been at 63% full for about a year. I was downloading some mail and got a
> disk full error. I had NEVER seen this before on any of m
Hello John,
I would start looking at /tmp, then migrate to /var/log then, and this is
totally off the wall, in ~/.kde . . . Friend of mine just released nearly 2GB
of room in a file called something like ~/.kde/dev_null . . . We still don't
know how/what the deal was . . .
Best o luck to
I am running a mixed testing/unstable system and after my last upgrade I
have 2 new problems. My test system is on a 13.3 Gb drive and I have
been at 63% full for about a year. I was downloading some mail and got a
disk full error. I had NEVER seen this before on any of my Linux
systems. I checked
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