GFS does dynamic inode allocation, so as long as there are free blocks to allocate in the filesystem, you are never out of inodes. df -i doesn't provide anything useful with respect to gfs.--- rh-cluster@xxxxxxxxxx wrote: > Hi, [....] from your original messages: > Oopses OK = FALSE loads arguments into the > module what will > override the > mount options passed with the -o field > on the next mount. > See > Type Total Used Free use% > inodes 731726 731726 0 100% so ... "df -i" say you are ok about inodes but this last line say you are out of free inodes...
Kevin
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