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Subject: The "/" file system...
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Hi, everyone:
    There is something wrong with the "/" file system.
After removing a large file, I execute "df", but the result is
as same as before. I use "fsck", it's the same. I have to reboot
the system, the result become correct. The other file systems 
don't have such problem. What should I do?
    Any answer is apprieciated!

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