Hi... The question was: The root filesystem is full! How can I check the files mounted on it? Server is on production!! Answer: Theres no other way to stop the server. boot with cdrom as single user. stop + a boot cdrom -s Mount root filesystem mount /dev/dsk/c0t0d0s1 /a Find files greater 1Mb find -size +1000000 | sort -nr | more And delete bigger files. run fsck -F ufs -y to all filesystems reboot My problem was a NFS error on backup, write out my backup onto the entry of the filesytem for backup. perhaps it didn't mount it well Thanks all the people who take time to answer my 101 question. (+------------------------------------------------------------------ --+) | Omar Chiyean | | WebMaster de la UADY | | chcamara@tunku.uady.mx | | | | ( \ / ) | | ( \ \ \ / ) ( \ / / / ) | | \ \ /\ \/ / \ \/ /\ / / | | \ \/ \/ /\ \ /\ / /\ \/ \/ / | | \ /\ / \ \/ /\ \/ / \ /\ / | | \/ \/ \/ \/ \/ \/ | | | | http://www.uady.mx/index.html | | messenger:ochiyean@hotmail.com | | Tel/Fax +52 (999) 923-7428 | | Calle 59 No. 490 x Av. Itzaes | | 97000, Mirida, Yucatan, Mixico | | DT - DGDA - UADY | (+------------------------------------------------------------------ --+) _______________________________________________ sunmanagers mailing list sunmanagers@sunmanagers.org http://www.sunmanagers.org/mailman/listinfo/sunmanagersReceived on Thu Jun 5 10:22:23 2003
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