Solaris

Why would we ? You ignore every question asked to you by everyone attempting to help.

You can only grow the root FS to increase the number of inodes, dont just delete files like this especially when its root.

Also i will re iterate Methyl and Jlliagre, dont forget to put the outputs being asked for.

To reiterate. Some of my earlier command suggestions are been corrected to modern Solaris syntax.

1) What type of filesystem is root?
It's probably UFS, but it would be nice to know.
(This should be in /etc/vfstab)

2) How big is the filesystem, and how much free?
df -k /

3) How many inodes were allocated and how many free?
df -o i /

4) How big are all the mountpoints?
This will tell us whether filesystems such as "/tmp" are not under root.
df -k

Hi Jlliagre,

I am really apologizing , and thanks to every one for their valueable input for this issue,

But due to projects criticality and urgent requirement I have reinstalled OS.

Seems to me like replacing a car because its ashtray is full ...

Hopefully the new install will be with larger partitions or partitions tuned for a larger number of inodes than whatever was there in the first place.