On Wed, Mar 14, 2007 at 07:54:51AM +1100, Russell Robinson wrote:
> I'm working on SKAS3 for the host kernel. Would that make any
> difference to this problem?
I don't think so.
> RR> Because of the error below, I no longer have /dev/shm and /tmp is just
> RR> part of the root fs.
>
> RR> Any other likely cause?
Running out of tmpfs (or /dev/shm) space is the only way I've seen
this happen, so I would double-check that either there is no tmpfs on
the system or that it has plenty of space. Also make sure that
whatever filesystem you are using has room.
If it still happens, I'd be interested in getting the filesystem so
see if I can make it happen here.
Jeff
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