inode limit in file systems
George Robbins
grr at cbmvax.commodore.com
Tue Feb 6 03:41:10 AEST 1990
In article <823 at larry.sal.wisc.edu> jwp at larry.sal.wisc.edu (Jeffrey W Percival) writes:
> I learned from responses to a previous posting that my news partition
> had too few inodes. I was maxing out on inodes before the partition
> was full. Sooo, I tried making a new file system. It turns out, in
> Ultrix 3.0, that mkfs(8) will not go below 2048 bytes/inode.
There was some fairly extensive discussion about this a couple of months
ago. If nobody pulls out the right answers, I'll grep it out and post
something tonite...
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