Re: 128G Limit in Reiserfs? Or the Kernel? Or something else?

["Robert L. Harris" <Robert.L.Harris@rdlg.net>]

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I have about 2 filesystems currently at 600Gig.

Reiser has no inodes so I guarantee your out but it's irrelevant.
What does df -k actually show?  You sure you don't have a process with
an open log file that's been removed?

Thus spake Dave Gilbert (Home) (gilbertd@treblig.org):

> Norris, Brent wrote:
> >I seem to have hit an odd limit, that I didn't think existed.  I have a 
> >250G
> >WD IDE hard drive that I have just installed.  Since I couldn't put a Ext3
> >filesystem on it (mount wouldn't recognize it) I decided to put a ReiserFS
> >filesystem on it.  Since I have done that I have added 128G of data to the
> >drive.  Now when I attempt to copy more data to it I get an error that 
> >there
> >is no more space on the drive.
> 
> Reiser can definitly do larger file systems than that (I have a Reiser 
> file system with over 300GB on).
> 
> Its worth trying a df -i to make sure you haven't run out of inodes - 
> but then you say you can create empty files.
> 
> Dave
> 
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