Nah, I think I know what Matt's problem is.

He's got too much disk space to play with.
Now, if he were to send me that disk, it wouldn't trouble him anymore.

8-)
--rafal

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From: Greg Earle <earle@isolar.Tujunga.CA.US>, on 6/10/97 2:21 PM:

> mother.nas.nasa.gov > root df 
> Filesystem  512-blocks     Used    Avail Capacity  Mounted on
> /dev/sd2a       260142    45066   202068    18%    /
> /dev/sd2d       781278   429502   312712    58%    /usr
> /dev/sd2e      2680204  1171536  1374656    46%    /space
> /dev/sd3c      3982650  3637916   145600    96%    /users
> /dev/sd5c      1972004   812450  1060952    43%    /space2
> mfs:23           38430        2    36506     0%    /tmp
> /dev/sd6d     68994798        2 -20354288    -0%    /mnt

Possibly the same thing that's wrong with

netbsd4me:1:158 [/home/earle] % uname -a
NetBSD netbsd4me 1.2.1 NetBSD 1.2.1 (NETBSD4ME) #6: Thu Jun  5 20:47:25 PDT 
1997     earle@netbsd4me:/usr/src/1.2.1/sys/arch/sparc/compile/NETBSD4ME sparc

netbsd4me:1:159 [/home/earle] % netstat -s | egrep -e '[( ]-'
                20776081 data packets (-258740029 bytes)
                16897051 acks (for -259272481 bytes)
                20832058 packets (-211073751 bytes) received in-sequence

?  :-)

	- Greg