FS / 100% used

[Saurabh Bathe]

Mario Cova wrote:
> Hi
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> Problem:
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>  - FS / full
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>  - No root password
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>  - / don’t contain files owner by my user
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> Filesystem           1K-blocks      Used Available Use% Mounted on
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> /dev/cciss/c0d0p2      8064048   8064048         0 100% /
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> /dev/cciss/c0d1p1      8064032   2595544   5058860  34% /home
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> none                   2015512         0   2015512   0% /dev/shm
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> /dev/cciss/c0d0p3      2015920     32900   1880612   2% /tmp
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> /dev/cciss/c0d2p1      8064032   1926688   5727716  26% /usr/local
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> /dev/md1              35444200  31156512   2487200  93% 
> /usr/local/oracle/oradata0
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> /dev/md2              35444200  32727044    916668  98% 
> /usr/local/oracle/oradata1
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>  

looks like the only solution is to create some space in /
even if / does not contain any user specific file, for normal operation 
OS needs space in /var to write logs and in /tmp to create temporary files.

If you have root password get in single user mode and clear up some space.
As you mention, no root password, then you need to boot in rescue mode 
using a rescue CD. the first installation cd can be used as a rescue disk.
most probably, you should should be able to reclaim some space from 
/var/log.

--saurabh