02-05-2012
If you are hitting 100% in i-node utilisation, you will not be able to create any file. The worst scenario will be your / (root) file system hit 100% and system may crash. That's why system administrator will normally partition /var /usr .. separately to avoid such scenario from happening.
If you monitor your system messages, you will see 'out of inodes'
The cause and action described in this link will definitely help you to understand the issue.
Chapter 2 Alphabetical Message Listing (Solaris Common Messages and Troubleshooting Guide)
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TELAK(1) TELAK(1)
NAME
telak - draw local or remote pictures on your root window
SYNOPSIS
telak [options]
DESCRIPTION
telak is a program that draw local or remote pictures on your root window. This is very useful if you want to have webcam, graphs or some-
thing like this drawn above your wallpaper.
OPTIONS
This program follows the usual GNU command line syntax, with long options starting with two dashes (`-'). A summary of options is included
below.
-h --help
Show summary of options.
-v --version
Show version of program.
-d --display
Specify display.
-c --config
Specify configuration file.
--cache
Specify cache directory.
CONFIGURATION FILE
The format is pretty simple. Each image have to be declared in a section, which is defined like this: [image_name]
After this, you will have to declare options you want.
url = <url or path>
URL (http, ftp) or path (/home...) to your picture. MANDATORY.
width = <size in px>
Force the width of the picture to X.
heigth = <size in px>
Force the heigth of the picture to X.
x = <position in px>
Position of the image.
y = <position in px>
Position of the image.
refresh = <time in seconds>
Reload image every X seconds.
reverse = <1 or 0>
Reverse color mode.
EXAMPLE
Here is a telakrc example.
[test]
url = /home/staff/acid/test.jpg
width = 100
height = 100
x = 800
y = 600
reverse = 0
[photo]
url = http://www.somedomaine.com/somepath/arf.png
x = 200
y = 0
refresh = 300
reverse = 1
FILES
~/.telak/telakrc
Main configuration file.
~/.telak/cache
Default cache directory.
AUTHOR
Julien Danjou <julien@danjou.info>
HOMEPAGE
http://julien.danjou.info/telak.html
February 8, 2005 TELAK(1)