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Old 01-10-2011
No Space Message Interpretation
Hi,

I get the message NOTICE HTFS :No Space on dev hd (1/104), What does (1/104) mean? Is there any link, I can get material on understanding unix message log?

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Old 01-10-2011
Indicates that one of your filesystems is full. I believe that 1/104 relates to major/minor numbers. Are you on a SCO platform?
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Old 01-10-2011
Could be out of inodes?
Look at
Code:
df -k
df -i

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Old 01-14-2011
Yes am on SCO
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Old 01-16-2011
Methyl gave the best answer, type the command df -k and look for a file system that is 100%.
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