[ale] Available blocks

[No One]

Move your files off /var unmount and remount as /newusr. move all your file
from /usr to /newusr, delete /usr and rename /newusr to /usr. then create a
/var on the / partition and move the /var files to it.the reason to do this is
that the /usr filetree contains a lot more data/files than /var.

Ed.

"Brian J. Dowd" wrote:

> This is what df -kv reports. I haven't tried fsck yet...
>
> Filesystem           1k-blocks      Used Available Use% Mounted on
> /dev/hda1              1569797   1457703     30968  98% / <<============!!
> /dev/hda6              1569797     33648   1455023   2% /downloads
> /dev/hda7              1569797    809506    679165  54% /home
> /dev/hda5              1569797     31200   1457471   2% /var
> /dev/hda8              1569797        13   1488658   0% /windows
>
> > On Thu, 4 Nov 1999, Brian J. Dowd wrote:
> >
> > #When installing RedHat Linux I set up /dev/hda1 as '/'.
> > #/dev/hda5,6,7,8 have lots of space on them but df indicates that my '/'
> > #is 98% filled up. Is there a way of alloting more blocks to it without a
> > #complete re-install? There were 1569797 1-k blocks but only 30955 are
> > #left. Should I be worried?
> > #-Brian
> > #


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