Zero Bytes free on my hard drive
Steve Flynn
anothermindbomb at gmail.com
Thu Mar 4 23:45:09 UTC 2010
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On 04/03/10 23:39, Keith Clark wrote:
> I was working away today on my computer when suddenly applications were
> saying that I was running out of hard drive space. I tried deleting
> some files, but still zero bytes free. I clean out my trash directories
> and still zero bytes free.
boot to recovery mode.
post output of "dh -a -h"
Write the bugger down if needs be.
> I tried to reboot, but not I cannot get the system to restart. It just
> comes up with a generic login screen, then when I try to login in it
> says that my installation is bad and that the gnome system power setting
> are not set correctly. I'm stuck at the login screen.
>
> I've tried a live CD and no matter what I delete (up to 65 GBs) still no
> free space.
Ye gods - that's about 60 gig more than I have for my entire installation.
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Steve Flynn
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