Hi all,

So, I'm a BSD/Unix/Command-line newbie.  A while back I put NetBSD 2 on 
my powermac 8500.  Things were fun for a while, but then I started 
getting inode issues when using pkgsrc.  I didn't know what inodes 
were, so I finally hunkered down today and found out.

Turns out I goofed when installing NetBSD.  df reveals two partitions: 
root on /dev/sda, and kernfs.  and on root, 99% of inodes have been 
used up.  It went down to 97% after I removed a bunch of packages.  I'm 
assuming that swap just isn't being listed here.

So, I figure I have two options: find a way to reformat/repartition the 
hard drive and do something so that it has more inodes, or reinstall 
NetBSD.  I'm fine with the former as there's nothing on the system now 
anyway.  I'm not so cool with the latter.

Or... I could just start deleting stuff.  /usr/pkgsrc seems to be the 
big winner in most amount of files, so I suppose I could delete that 
and use pkg_add whenever I wanted something.  All I really want is 
Gnustep, Netatalk, TightVNC, and a couple other things.  Aside from 
experimentation, I can't think of much I'd use an old 8500 for.

Below is a list of the biggest folders.  Any advice or comments would 
be welcome.

5.1M    /netbsd
2.9M    /rescue
3.5M    /etc/mtree
3.2M    /sbin

7.1M    /usr/pkg
9.9M    /usr/include
12M     /usr/sbin
20M     /usr/bin
21M     /usr/libexec
34M     /usr/lib
69M     /usr/share
125M    /usr/X11R6
285M    /usr/pkgsrc
584M    /usr

4.5M    /var/

Best Regards,
Erik