Running out of disk space!

[Dan Farrell]

On Sun, 27 Jul 2008 21:33:48 -0400
"pat decampos" <decampos at gmail.com> wrote:

> Result of fdisk -l:

fdisk -l wasn't very interesting.  Your ubuntu disk didn't show there,
so I deleted those sections.  Read on.  

> Result of df:
> 
> Filesystem           1K-blocks      Used Available Use% Mounted on
> /host/ubuntu/disks/root.disk
>                        6782016   6440372         0 100% /
 ... irrelevance snipped ... 
> /dev/sdb1             36138184  10590044  25548140  30% /media/win 
> /dev/sdc1            191639380  64226536 127412844  34% /media/s.2 
> /dev/sda1            244196000 115569628 128626372  48% /media/s.1
> /dev/sdf1 	       484535504  17079656 443036648   4% /media/d. 
> /dev/sdd1            312568640    788312 311780328   1% /media/ext

This tells me you have no space in /, which is bad because you're
likely to need space there, for temporary files, for space in ~/ (your
home directory) or in /var/log for system logs.  

However you also have a ton of space on sda,sdb,sdc,sdd (especially!)
and sdf.  

You have a few options.  
	1) take that space out of the boot partition and put it back
		into / (root). 
	2) shrink one of your emptier windows partitions and use them
		to store part of / (like /usr, which takes up lots of
		space,  or /home). 
	3) remove something.  I don't recommend this unless you have a 
		lot of cruft you mean to remove.  

I recommend the first option, because you're more likely to feel
comfortable doing that.