running out of inodes?

[Mike Hoffman]

in article <68000002 at sts>, roy at sts.sts.UUCP says:
> How does one go about figuring how many inodes a filesystem has?  
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> In case anyone wants to know, the problem did turn out to be an
> n/troff problem.

If you've already found this out, I apologize for posting it; but
your article didn't indicate whether you'd actually found how to
get inode counts:

df(1)                                                       df(1)

NAME

     df - report number of free disk blocks

SYNTAX

     df [-i] [filesystem ...] [file ...]

OPTIONS

     -i      reports the number of used and free inodes.
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