My departments Lustre's lfs df -i looks like this
UUIDInodes IUsed IFree IUse% Mounted on
xfs001-MDT_UUID 82565322 19073586 63491736 23%
/xfs/engine1/xfs001[MDT:0]
xfs001-OST_UUID 41943040 5076445 36866595 12%
/xfs/engine1/xfs001[OST:0]
xfs001-OST00
On Sun, 2008-08-17 at 15:50 -0700, Mag Gam wrote:
> My departments Lustre's lfs df -i looks like this
>
> UUIDInodes IUsed IFree IUse% Mounted on
> xfs001-MDT_UUID 82565322 19073586 63491736 23%
> /xfs/engine1/xfs001[MDT:0]
> xfs001-OST_UUID 41943040 5
Brian:
Yes, I have looked thru the lists but I could not really get this
question answered. tune2fs is a ext2/3 setting, and I though each file
I create on a Lustre filesystem an inode gets created on the MDS and
the OST as an object.
But, I don't understand how there is that much of a space disc
On Aug 19, 2008 20:27 -0400, Mag Gam wrote:
> Yes, I have looked thru the lists but I could not really get this
> question answered. tune2fs is a ext2/3 setting, and I though each file
> I create on a Lustre filesystem an inode gets created on the MDS and
> the OST as an object.
>
> But, I don't
Thanks Andreas.
Is this documented anywhere? We are facing inode shortage problems on
our filesystem and I would like to show this to my professors. The
reason why this is occurring is..
I checked the operations manual and Lustre "inter galactic" file
system but no luck of this issue.
TIA
On
On Aug 20, 2008 06:45 -0400, Mag Gam wrote:
> Is this documented anywhere? We are facing inode shortage problems on
> our filesystem and I would like to show this to my professors. The
> reason why this is occurring is..
Well, according to the "lfs df -i" output below there are lots of inodes
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