Well not neccessarily. I hafve encountered the same problem on both
FreeBSD and Linux systems. The thing probably is that the filesystem is
not fully synced. There is a sync command in unix and I have tried it
also. Sometimes it helps sometimes not. Usually there are two solutions:
reboot or j
>> On my fs I had a file of 20gb. The free space on that fs was at that
>> time around 1gb. But after removing the 20gb file, the freespace wasn't
>> added :-S ?
>> What has gone wrong and how can I 'reclaim' the free space?
>
> There could be a process which has an open filehandle to this file. Th
Gerhard Schmidt wrote:
On Tue, Aug 30, 2005 at 01:37:56PM +0200, Frank de Bot wrote:
Hi,
On my fs I had a file of 20gb. The free space on that fs was at that
time around 1gb. But after removing the 20gb file, the freespace wasn't
added :-S ?
What has gone wrong and how can I 'reclaim' the f
On Tue, Aug 30, 2005 at 01:37:56PM +0200, Frank de Bot wrote:
> Hi,
>
> On my fs I had a file of 20gb. The free space on that fs was at that
> time around 1gb. But after removing the 20gb file, the freespace wasn't
> added :-S ?
> What has gone wrong and how can I 'reclaim' the free space?
Ther
Hi,
On my fs I had a file of 20gb. The free space on that fs was at that
time around 1gb. But after removing the 20gb file, the freespace wasn't
added :-S ?
What has gone wrong and how can I 'reclaim' the free space?
Thanks in advaced,
Frank de Bot
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