On Thu, 2003-09-04 at 09:09, Margaret_Doll wrote: > I am running RedHat 9.0, up to kernel-2.4.20-20.9 on two backup systems > > I am running an older version of Arkeia on both of the backup systems > to backup the unix computers in the departments. On one system the > backup works fine. On the other I can get most of the systems backed > up, but > the backup completes unsuccessfully because of error #5. Error 5 is > > The tape is full and there are no more tapes, but I have three tapes > untouched when the > backup completes. > The backup has been aborted by a user, but I did not stop the process > The flow process has been killed. The program did stop running and > unmounted the > tapes correctly. > > I am noticing that the system thinks that the disk partition on which > the backup process resides is full. > > df /knox > Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on > /dev/hdb3 12547184 4452500 7457308 38% /knox > > touch /knox/temp > touch: creating `/knox/temp': No space left on device > > I orginnally had this as a ext3 file system and was seeing the problem > above. I put uninstalled the arkeia software, put a new ext2 > filesystem on partition, and reinstalled the arkeia software. Ran the > backup again. Same > errors. > > I know that the device is good; it is a brand new disk. I have a > larger partition on the same disk that > is working well. > > Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on > /dev/hdb1 25600720 7226344 17073916 30% /home/httpd > > I have no problem creating files on this partition. > > I have unmounted the ext2 /knox directory and fsck'd it. fsck found no > problems. > > Any ideas has to what is happening? > Is this the last partition on the disk? if so, perhaps you could try making it an extended partition instead?
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