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Operating Systems Solaris Filesystem filling up and no clue as to why! Post 302238347 by zombiezparadize on Friday 19th of September 2008 04:12:41 PM
Old 09-19-2008
Thanks for your replies!

I figured out that the mount point was not empty by itself!
The mount point itself had about 300MB of data.
I unmounted the filesystem and checked for disk usage and bingo!
There it was!

Smilie
 

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