RE: df -k confusion

From: DEVERGE Philippe <Philippe.DEVERGE_at_opt.nc>
Date: Mon, 16 Oct 2000 15:43:21 +1100
Message-Id: <10650.119265@fatcity.com>

Hi,

        Yes it is due to the system management there is by default always 10% not allowed on a filesystem.

        and when your filesystem is 100% full, your system do not crash and your SA can access to the filesystem.

        I do not remember the command to resize this percentage. On non critical filesystem like where database
files are located you can set this percentage less than than 10% (1%) = and
gain some place to increase the datafile.

	Regards
	PHD


> -----Message d'origine-----

> De:	Rajesh Dayal [SMTP:Rajesh_at_ohitelecom.com]

> Date:	lundi 16 octobre 2000 16:26

> =C0:	Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L

> Objet:	df -k confusion

>=20


> Dear All,

> 	Although this is not a Oracle Question, but I hope some-one

> would clarify this.

> 	When I do 	df -k     on of my one of my client's system=20

> (DEC Alpha 4100, 4.0 F ) , the result is as follows:

>=20


> # df -k

> Filesystem  1024-blocks        Used   Available Capacity  Mounted on

> /dev/rz9a        257759      107568      124415    47%    /

> /proc                 0           0           0   100%    /proc

> /dev/rz9g       1247782      548630      574373    49%    /usr

> /dev/rz10a      1524822      428791      943548    32%    /oracle

> /dev/rz10g      2537116     2015704      267700    89%    /data

> /dev/rz11a        99151       51252       37983    58%    /u01

> /dev/rz11d       744551      579251       90844    87%    /u02

> /dev/rz11e      2033598     1434467      395771    79%    /u03

> /dev/rz11f      1016791      368988      546123    41%    /u04

> /dev/rz11g      2033598     1562492      267746    86%    /u05

> /dev/rz11h      2033598     1347940      482298    74%    /u06

>=20


> 	The problem is that the sum of used and available blocks don't

> match=20
> with total no of Blocks. They are always less by app. 10% from the =
total
> no of
> blocks. Is there any specific reason for this???

>=20

> TIA,
> Rajesh

>=20

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> Author: Rajesh Dayal
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>=20


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