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Operating Systems Solaris Solaris 10 /proc making filesystem full Post 302324459 by honmin on Wednesday 10th of June 2009 08:58:11 PM
Old 06-10-2009
I am having the similar problem too. proc and dev have taken up huge amount of the space. Will a reboot clear dev too? Currently /home2, 3 and 4 are on different slices.


Code:
0	du.txt
0	home
0	net
0	vol
1	bin
1	cdrom
1	export
1	home10
1	home11
1	mnt
8	lost+found
9	home1
12	INFORMIXTMP
26	hdir
88	tmp
112	axinstall26
147	devices
207	boot
1511	sbin
4838	InstallShield
13565	system
31314	lib
31823	test0515
41856	kernel
63447	etc
255356	platform
2033773	opt
2048006	var
3366136	usr
4180789	opt2
12337612	home4
12798104	home2
17410368	home3
17452416	dev
20503084	proc

 

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NAME
installgrub - install GRUB in a disk partition or a floppy SYNOPSIS
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