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Date: Mon, 24 Sep 2001 14:09:42 +0200
Subject: Re: [linux-lvm] Linux File System
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Hi,

Could you send the output of:

- lvdisplay <your_lv_here>
- df -k <your_mountpoint_here>

++Jos

And thus it came to pass that Tsipnis Antonis  (antonis.tsipnis@intrasoft.com) wrote:
(on Mon, Sep 24, 2001 at 03:06:31PM +0300 to be exact)

> Hi there !
> I have installed the LVM tools on a Mandrake Linux system. After the
> creation of a volume group, and the succesfull creation of a logical volume
> I have tried to add a filesystem within this logical volume. After mounting
> the file system, I have this problem: after I have used half of the file
> system's free space, system reports that file system is full (!) although I
> can see with "df -k" that there is still enough space available. I would
> apreciate any help,
> 
> Antony Tsipnis.
> 
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