pete@ittg_me.UUCP (2301) (12/10/88)
I have a problem I believe I saw discussed awhile back. I'm sorry to rehash this if it was real recent. But ... I have not been able to keep up with all the discussions in these 'comp.unix.???' groups. Hardware: 80386 with an ESDI 150 Meg Hard disk and 4 Meg of mem. consensys corp. powerports board, wyse 50 terminals. SCO Xenix 386 rel 2.2.3, fund accounting software, Smart, etc.,... The hard disk is divided into partitions of: 46, 40, 40, 12 Meg / u v w partitions Last week 'u' was filled and I got a disk full message. Deleted the excess and cleaned it up a bit (maybe not enough). Since then I keep getting the error message Inode table overflow Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated! (quickey: Anyone know where Lindsay Cleveland is now. He used to be at 'akgua'.) Thanks, -- Pete ** No disclaimers needed where I work. **
pete@ittg.UUCP (2301) (12/15/88)
In article <1034@ittg_me.UUCP> pete@ittg_me.UUCP (System Administrator @ 207-796-2301) writes: >Last week 'u' was filled and I got a disk full message. Deleted the >excess and cleaned it up a bit (maybe not enough). Since then I keep >getting the error message > >Inode table overflow > >Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated! I found, by further digging, that the problem occurs when there are too many files and/or inodes open at the same moment. I had to re-configure the kernal. Here are the changes: Old Values New Values ---------- ---------- NINODE 100 150 NFILE 100 150 Once again, this applies to SCO Xenix 386; ver 2.2.3 Thanks, to anyone who was doing any searching! Special Thanks to Jim Logan, for giving me some areas to look into. -- +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Pete Voice (207) 796-2301 uunet!usm3b2!ittg!pete ** No disclaimers needed where I work. **