Did you consider doing "fsck -F vxfs" on the filesystem?
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=] On Behalf Of Sengor
=] Sent: Sunday, March 16, 2008 7:36 PM
=] To: Rajiv Gunja
=] Cc: veritas-vx@mailman.eng.auburn.edu; Doug Hughes
=] Subject: Re: [Veritas-vx] vxfs filesystem full -
=] can not expand.
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=] On 3/17/08, Rajiv Gunja <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
=] > Here is a trick I do. Find out the sizes of
=] directories which are
=] > overly using space. Pick one which will bring the
=] usage DOWN by 10%.
=] > Now tar/cpio the whole directory to a different
=] partition and delete
=] > it.(of course logically, that directory should
=] not be used by any of
=] > the applications actively. If they are, shutdown
=] the app). Now expand
=] > it to whatever size you want to the hearts
=] content. Veritas needs 5 to
=] > 10% of free space to do the actual expansion.
=]
=] Tried that already, the issue with that approach
=] was vxfs would not even let any files be deleted or
=] zeroed out from the affected filesystem... So rm
=] -fr and cat /dev/null would all fail with "no space
=] left" reasons.
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