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Thanks, but df reports the same. What happened was that during the use of YOU it ran full. I have cleared at least 100MB, but the system still seem to think it is full. But even so I can write a document and save it. However, squid also thinks there is no more room for it's logs, and so fails during startup. It there a flag somewhere that is stuck at "full"?
Distribution: Mint Xfce, Korora Gnome3, Ubuntu Server NoGui,
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another example
I use xfce and thunar reported 49GB free but I ran dd if=/dev/zero of=/home/zerofile to wipe unallocated space and the resulting zerofile was 56GB. Go figure. They both used capitol GB so it shouldn't be a gigabit gigabyte issue. You know rounding 1024 to 1000 like Microsoft did.
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