>  > Those numbers are impossible. "sd0a" is only 32MB, "sd0g" is 100MB. 
>  > "sd0e" is also only 32MB. The entire drive is only 200MB! 
>  > 
>  > Everything else seems to work fine. I can create files in /usr, /var, and

>  > anywhere else on the drive. But the broken file system size seems to hose
a 
>  > number of programs, including sendmail. Other than that, the 
>  > system functions well. (Or at least appears to). 

>  Both /usr and /var are full. ffs filesystems need to have a certain amount 
>  of free space to operate correctly, so the "100%" capacity size is less 
>  than the size of the drive in blocks. 

>  As root, you can fill the disk above the "100%" capacity. Other users, 
>  though, can't. 

>  Try deleting some stuff and you should be fine. I find the unformatted man 
>  pages are a good candidate (depending on the version, they might be 
>  installed). 

Ahh. I knew about that fact, but was more concerned with df reporting the size
of the filesystems incorrectly. In addition, doing a du -k /var reveals that
it has hardly anything in it at all.

I get similar results for /usr. The size of /usr is 100MB, and only 87MB are
used. In /var, only 13MB are used. (Out of 32MB).

I only installed the base and etc sets at this point, so /var remains farily
unpopulated.

Any clues?

-ml
tinomen@usa.net
brapp@jps.net


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