> This is how I reported it to IRC: > <Joanne> /dev/hda7 963911 923505 0 100% /usr <-- > from earlier. > <Joanne> Then I try "apt-get install wmmatrix" (little wm applet) just as a > test. > <Joanne> Install is successful. > <Joanne> /dev/hda7 963911 923613 0 100% /usr > <Joanne> Note how the number of used blocks has changed. > > So. Attempt to restart kernel compile. Make clean, make dep, make bzImage > modules modules_install. No problems or reports of "no more space". Used > block count increases. Available block count always stays zero. Et cetera, > et cetera. New kernel is all compiled. > > *whimper* I'd go with reserved blocks. e2fs sets aside 5% by default, if i remember right. So you've filled up past that 5%, since you're root, you get to get away with that. User processes will see it as full, but root still has.. oh.. about 40 meg to play with.
if you don't need your apt cache of downloaded stuff, apt-get clean ; apt-get autoclean has been good for me to free up space. Mike