Ryan Ordway wrote:
> 
> disks:
> Filesystem  1K-blocks     Used    Avail Capacity  Mounted on
> /dev/sd1a      837450   509451   244254    67%    /
> /dev/sd1g     1155239   963371    76344    92%    /home
> /dev/sd0g      495599        9   446030     0%    /home2
> /dev/sd0a      743390   495600   173451    74%    /httpd
> /dev/sd0b     1000563   743587   156919    82%    /ftp
> 
> 	Now, sd1a and sd0g are actually correct. sd1 is an external 1.22
> GB SCSI disk on my Quadra 630 at SCSI 1, sd0 is an external 1.09 GB SCSI
> disk at SCSI 0. / is a ~800MB partition, and /home takes up the remainder 
> of the 1.22 Gigs, minus 50MB for swap. /home2 is a ~500MB partition, and
> /httpd and /ftp are approximately 250MB partitions on sd0.
> 
> 	Obviously, if sd0 == 1.09 GB, then sd0g + sd0a + sd0b should be
> 1.09 GB, correct? Well, /home2 is right... /httpd it looks like is the sum
> of sd0g and sd0a, and sd0b is the size of the whole disk. Similar
> situation with sd1... sd1a being correct, and sd1g being the total disk
> size.
> 
> 	Of course, this is from a snapshot around 1.3E/F... I think
> mid-may of this year. I'm wondering if this has been fixed in -current.

i believe this has been fixed since then (the problem has actually been
around for quite a while).
 
> 	Also, does anybody know if the "reaper" code has been added to the
> main tree? I'm hoping to upgrade to -current soon, but that would be silly
> if I don't have a bootable kernel ;-) [1]

not as of last night, but jason has been out of town this weekend, so
maybe sometime tomorrow.

later.

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Colin Wood                                 cwood@ichips.intel.com
Component Design Engineer - PMD                 Intel Corporation
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