Thanks people,
My original posting, when I read it back, seemed to imply that everything
was hunky when I rebooted (not the case).
Lot's of replies suggested checking /tmp and /var/ and /var/spool, always
a good one but Tim Evans sent me in right direction and Marc Rinfret hit
the nail on the head....
I used
find / -xdev -type f -size +500 -ls
to check for files > 500 blocks and found
/vmunix
/dev/rdat
The DATS on our system are /dev/rdat0 and /dev/rdat1 so obviously *someone*
had tried writing to a dat with the wrong name. I'll keep an eye out for this
one in future.
Thanks also to:
jredpath@erg.sri.com
bdicaire@vpet.hydro.qc.ca
muncie@csid.gmeds.com
amy.hollander@amp.com
tkevans@eplrx7.es.dupont.com
jshore@airsrv.abrdr.dreo.dnd.ca
Marc.Rinfret@eng.canadair.ca
parker@clpd.Kodak.Com
Colin Johnson
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