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Subject: Run out of inodes on root file system
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  Hi,

  I got a message from my system (FreeBSD v2.10) said that / (root) file
  system runs out of inodes although root file system has 9 mb space
  remaining. I have a question about this problem. Should I just simply
  delete some files from my root file system so I will get more inodes or I
  need to do something else? Thanks in advance.

  Also what is the maximum size of file system that FreeBSD v2.1 support? 2
  GB (32 bit). If I have a hard disk has  > 2 GB (suppose I have total disk
  space > 2 GB on a FreeBSD v2.1 system), I will mount different size to
  different file system, i.e. / file system 300 MB, /usr file system 500
  MB, /home/users file system 1 GB plus swap file system. Is it possible to
  mount all the file system under FreeBSD v2.1. Thanks.

  Ruiyuan Jiang
  System Administrator
  Advantage kbs
  rjiang@akbs.com
  (908) 287-2236