Help!!

        I think I killed it! LM 7.2. I was dorking around with a backup script
and I innocently made a few modification and I filled the / partition up
to the MAX. Specifically, df showed the following (before and after):

[david@Nemesis david]$ df
Filesystem           1k-blocks      Used Available Use% Mounted on
/dev/hda1               241116     94480    134188  41% /
/dev/hda8             22580208    613160  20820012   3% /home
/dev/hda6              3020140    921856   1944868  32% /usr
/dev/hda7             18081960     65116  17098332   0% /var
/proc/bus/usb          4520490   4520490         0 100% /proc/bus/usb

[root@Nemesis david]# df
Filesystem           1k-blocks      Used Available Use% Mounted on
/dev/hda1               241116    241116         0 100% /
/dev/hda8             22580208    613940  20819232   3% /home
/dev/hda6              3020140    921856   1944868  32% /usr
/dev/hda7             18081960     65116  17098332   0% /var
/proc/bus/usb          4520490   4520490         0 100% /proc/bus/usb

        Somehow I lost 134 Megs on the / mount point??? Where in the Sam Hill
did it go? I've looked and I can't find it (#$#%%^) The modified script
I ran was as follows:

echo \
echo Starting Rankin*Bertin, PLLC Backup......
echo \
smbmount  //tripod/c /mnt/tripod -o password=xxxxxxxx
cp -Ruvf /home/samba/rbpllc /mnt/tripod/rbpllcbackup > /home/david/log
umount /mnt/tripod

        Oh, it freaking died in the cp action and never got to "umount
/mnt/tripod"

        The echo \ was all that was added in trying to put line feeds in the
script. (I now know that doesn't do it....) The log file is no help.

        Anyway, I have looked and looked for some file that I created that was
over 50M but I can't find shi%. Oh, I've found "core" and "kcore" but I
don't think those memory files are doing it. Are they?????

        Help!!! Am I screwed? Did I do something really really bad? How do I
get my 134M back? Where in the hell is the file I created that sucked
all my disk space up?

        Uh...., it goes without saying that any help will be GREATLY
aprectiated!

-- 
David C. Rankin, J.D., P.E.
ASEL -- Instrument
Nacogdoches, Texas
N31 34.7 W094 42.6
355 MSL

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