/tmp/ is full (so it sayz)
 

I didnt know where to put this.

df -h says;

Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on
/dev/hda1 55G 11G 42G 20% /

but still, when i try to "make" a small program, it says that it cant
make /tmp/somefile.some because its its full...

and when i try to delete some files in /tmp/ i get an i/o error.. please help :)

The only thing I can think of is 'chmod 1777 /tmp' to ensure that the permissions are correct for /tmp. From your 'df -h' output, I gather that you are using a single partition for root, tmp, usr, var, home, etc.?

Yeah
 

Well, ppl, i fucked up some place. i had both hda1 and hda3 set to /root. hda1 should be /boot. i made that changes, and it all started to make more sense.. :P

you're /boot is 55G?
:confused:

hda1 should be /boot. :D

boot is at 18mb, but it didnt show...