On 4/30/99 1:32 AM, Colin Wood was rumored to have said...

>Greg Evans wrote:
>> I am currently using my little Q610 to do NAT sendmail, DNS, and web 
>> (httpd)....Lately it has started 'acting up' giving me a message 
>> 
>> <date> <machine name> inetd[406] connection from 192.168.1.2 service pop3 
>> (tcp)
>> <date> <machine name> /netbsd: uid 1001 on /: out of inodes
>> <date> <machine name> /netbsd: uid 1001 on /: out of inodes
>> 
>> then I can't do anything else on the machine @ the console until I reboot.
>> 
>> Is there a reason this should be happening?  
>
>you've managed to get too many files on your root filesystem....do you
>have multiple partitions?  if so, did you ever mistakenly install w/o
>mounting the other partitions first?  that's the most likely thing i can
>think of at the moment...
>
>later.
>
>colin
>

Wow, what a bummer.  Any way to increase the amount of inodes?? <grin>  I 
currently have only 2 partitions as I recall root&usr and a swap.  I did 
have the root and usr partitions seperate but after some particularly 
nast problems in which I hosed the filesystem I reformatted and just made 
a single root&usr...

Greg