View Inode, block
Background: Each creation of a directory or file in the work will produce an inode, block, the system generated garbage files will also occupy the Inode, block. Inode, block is limited in the system, if the Inode, block full will not be able to create directories and files.
In general, do not change the inode, block size value;
Effect: Writes Inode, block usage to A.log
(1), df-i//view inode usage
Df-h//View block usage
(2), dumpe2fs/dev/sda1 >a.log//write inode, Bolck usage status to A.log
Less A.log//view the following information to confirm if you need to release the Inode, block
Inode count:128016//Used
Block count:512000//Used
Reserved block count:25600//Reserved
Free blocks:462380//remaining
Free inodes:127978//remaining
Inode size:128//Size
Block size:1024//Size
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View Inode, block usage