UFS , SVR4, and inodes limits

UFS , SVR4, and inodes limits

Post by Hoyt A. Stearns j » Fri, 07 Aug 1992 10:45:26



In UHC SVR4,  an artificial limit of 64000 inodes is placed on UFS file
systems (mkfs -C).  I re-created the filesystem without the "-C",
but the df command reports (accurately) the limit is still there.
the mtune file shows an upper limit of 1300 inode blocks, which I set.

With the rebuilt file system, can I change mtune to have an upper limit of
0x7fffffff (unlimited)?  What else need I do?

Thanks in advance for any help.

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I run a small shell service and now after about a week and always after cron
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course of time. How do I prevent this from happening?

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