In article <v04210101b3cf7b122e53@[10.0.0.2]>,
Nathan Raymond <nate@portents.com> wrote:
>At 1:37 AM -0700 8/5/99, Colin Wood wrote:
>
>>Grant Stockly wrote:
>> > Is that why under 1.3 when I tried to do a disklabel it threw me into the
>> > debugger?
>>
>>nah, that's probably another bug :-)  there have been several...
>>
>> > The bug isn't in OpenBSD, so maybe they know how to fix it...  (on a
>> > Centris 650)
>>
>>perhaps...i could almost swear we had it fixed at one point, but if you're
>>still seeing it, maybe not.
>
>Here's a blatant example of a bug in 1.4:
>
>speedbump# df
>Filesystem  1K-blocks     Used    Avail Capacity  Mounted on
>/dev/sd0a      889539   228328   572257    28%    /
>/dev/sd1g     1014235    99676   813135    10%    /home
>/dev/sd1a     3038071  1014244  1720019    37%    /pub
>kernfs              1        1        0   100%    /kern
>procfs              4        4        0   100%    /proc
>speedbump# du /pub
>8       /pub/lost+found
>9       /pub
>
>Yes, that's right, /pub is completely and utterly EMPTY, yet df 
>reports it is 37% full.

Is that the case after a reboot? Because if you remove files that processes
still hold open fds to, the space does not get reclaimed. Try looking at
the fuser or lsof output for that partition.

christos