hi all I am having trouble with a disk being full.

when I issue the "mount " command I see;

the line mounted mounted over
/dev/hd10opt /opt

I have a whole bunch of LV's below that.

I want to see what is actually on the /opt mount only so I can see why
it is full when I cd /opt and issue an "ls' command I see all the LV's,
not what is on /opt

does this make sense?

how do I see what is on just /opt so I can see what file or files have
caused to go to 100%?

NM wrote:

> hi all I am having trouble with a disk being full.
>
> when I issue the "mount " command I see;
>
> the line mounted mounted over
> /dev/hd10opt /opt
>
> I have a whole bunch of LV's below that.
>
> I want to see what is actually on the /opt mount only so I can see why
> it is full when I cd /opt and issue an "ls' command I see all the LV's,
> not what is on /opt
>
> does this make sense?
>
> how do I see what is on just /opt so I can see what file or files have
> caused to go to 100%?

Not sure what you mean - please post whole output from "mount".

Hi All,

Has anyone out there installed concurrent HACMP with Oracle RAC? Any
ideas where to find docs?
I have not been able to find any instructions for this.

Thanks,

Tricia

Specify the '-x' option of du. This will tell 'du' to not leave the
specified filesystem:

du -kx /opt|sort -nr|more

BV

NM <cm_nz@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:<crMyc.2113$NA1.218660@news02.tsnz.net>...
> hi all I am having trouble with a disk being full.
>
> when I issue the "mount " command I see;
>
> the line mounted mounted over
> /dev/hd10opt /opt
>
> I have a whole bunch of LV's below that.
>
> I want to see what is actually on the /opt mount only so I can see why
> it is full when I cd /opt and issue an "ls' command I see all the LV's,
> not what is on /opt
>
> does this make sense?
>
> how do I see what is on just /opt so I can see what file or files have
> caused to go to 100%?

NM wrote:
> hi all I am having trouble with a disk being full.
>
> when I issue the "mount " command I see;
>
> the line mounted mounted over
> /dev/hd10opt /opt
>
> I have a whole bunch of LV's below that.
>
> I want to see what is actually on the /opt mount only so I can see why
> it is full when I cd /opt and issue an "ls' command I see all the LV's,
> not what is on /opt
>
> does this make sense?
>

Not really... But I think I know what you mean

use

du -kx /opt

(The -k displays in kB, and the -x says don't traverse filesystems
mounted under /opt).

H

> how do I see what is on just /opt so I can see what file or files have
> caused to go to 100%?