On Thu, Aug 11, 2005 at 03:02:44PM +0000, Marco Garcs wrote:
> Nope.. left the root_fs mounted on loop, and did a watch "df -i", and
> this is what i see:
>
> /uml/root_fs 0 0 0 - /uml/loop
Are you sure you're mounting the filesystem correctly? This is how I do
it on my machine:
joni:~# mkdir /mnt/tmp
joni:~# mount -o loop /root/root_fs /mnt/tmp
joni:~# df -i /mnt/tmp
Filesystem Inodes IUsed IFree IUse% Mounted on
/root/root_fs 15808 11124 4684 71% /mnt/tmp
joni:~#
So here you can see that 71% of the inodes are used up.
You should also do a regular `df /mnt/tmp' to see how much of the
filesystem is actually used.
If these commands show that the filesystem still has space, you might
want to have a look to see what that init script is doing - it looks
like it's using tar to create device nodes but that's failing. Just
using static device nodes rather than udev might be a simpler way to get
it working.
Have you tried any other guest filesystems?
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