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Alan, With the root filesystem already 97% full, I'd be worried too! Now's a good time to deal with the problem through, since /space is empty -- it'll be much more difficult later. From /, issue the following command "du -sk *" and look at the list of what trees are using the most disk space. Trees like /opt are usually prime candidates to split out of / and will be pretty painless at this point because the transfers are disk-to-disk. Let me know the results! mike >To: address@hidden >From: alan anderson <address@hidden> >Subject: solaris 8 at stc >Organization: St. Cloud State >Keywords: 200009081432.e88EVvN09665 Solaris 8 network > > ... > Also, these machines had the software pre-installed by Sun. > The disk partitioning is already done, (table below). > > # df -k > Filesystem kbytes used avail capacity Mounted on > /dev/dsk/c0t0d0s7 2645310 2500554 91850 97% / > /proc 0 0 0 0% /proc > fd 0 0 0 0% /dev/fd > mnttab 0 0 0 0% /etc/mnttab > swap 652192 0 652192 0% /var/run > swap 652784 592 652192 1% /tmp > /dev/dsk/c0t0d0s0 5583398 9 5527556 1% /space > > The remaining disk space is already set up as mounted on /space. > I know that when setting up our other terminals for Solarisx86, > I partitioned the disk to put nearly everything under /, as > Mcidas is set up to work most easily with a specified directory > structure. > > I will read Sun's on line documentation, but I am concerned about how > to add space to / while decreasing that in /space, since everything > seems to already be allocated. > > At this point, we do not have a hard copy of Solaris 8, at least I > did not find anything in the box. > > Comments?