On Wed, Dec 08, 1999 at 02:09:35AM +0800, Ying-Chieh Liao wrote:
> On ¤G , 12 07, 1999 at 12:55:59 -0500, Jan Harkes wrote:
> > Hmm, how many files are stored on /vicepc? I haven't looked at the code
>
> Here's my SrvLog that is about /vicepc :
>
> 09:19:20 done: 78 files/dirs, 107920 blocks
> 09:19:20 done: 124 files/dirs, 334769 blocks
> 09:19:20 done: 201 files/dirs, 74143 blocks
> 09:19:20 done: 28 files/dirs, 1507 blocks
> 09:19:20 done: 17 files/dirs, 395 blocks
> 09:19:20 done: 79 files/dirs, 27408 blocks
> 09:19:20 done: 349 files/dirs, 4095 blocks
> 09:19:20 done: 74 files/dirs, 33102 blocks
> 09:19:20 done: 507 files/dirs, 25059 blocks
> 09:19:20 done: 9 files/dirs, 1501 blocks
> 09:19:20 done: 176 files/dirs, 72045 blocks
> 09:19:20 done: 495 files/dirs, 21841 blocks
> 09:19:20 done: 27 files/dirs, 8509 blocks
> 09:19:20 done: 353 files/dirs, 239236 blocks
> 09:19:20 done: 442 files/dirs, 55158 blocks
> 09:19:20 done: 37 files/dirs, 1896 blocks
> 09:19:20 done: 64 files/dirs, 14594 blocks
> 09:19:20 done: 950 files/dirs, 73650 blocks
> 09:19:20 done: 44 files/dirs, 4511 blocks
Total 4054 files, possibly double this amount if there are backup
volumes.
> > yet, but it sounds like there are no container files available anymore.
> >
> > What settings did you use when initializing the partition with
> > makeftree? (i.e. what are the depth and width parameters for /vicepc in
> > /vice/db/vicetab)
>
> width=8, depth=5
That should allow for a maximum of 8^5 inodes, or 32768. I don't
understand why it has run out of files, there should still be thousands
of free inodes left. Hmm, have to look into how the ftree allocation
works.
Jan
