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I just created some partitions on a new RAID 1 array. These ext3 filesystems are completely empty except for their mandatory lost+found directories. According to 'df' however there is approximately ...
- 06-06-2005 #1Just Joined!
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New filesystem has used space?
I just created some partitions on a new RAID 1 array. These ext3 filesystems are completely empty except for their mandatory lost+found directories. According to 'df' however there is approximately 1% on each of the larger filesystems already used.
So this is approximately 33M on each disk except for the new boot partition which is tiny so the supposedly occupied space is different.Code:Filesystem 1k-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on /dev/sdd1 38859 4127 32726 12% /root/mount/boot /dev/sdd2 39492180 32828 37453236 1% /root/mount/root /dev/sdd5 39531084 32828 37490136 1% /root/mount/clients /dev/sdd6 77474468 32828 73506120 1% /root/mount/incoming
/lost+found takes up only 16384 bytes.
So why is this space listed occupied by such a figure? This is not reserved space since df doesn't by default show the reserve (which is much larger than 33MB). Is this an ext3 bug? A df bug?
- 06-06-2005 #2
It is probably used by space reserved for the journal of the filesystem. Nothing to worry about, it is just overhead for a better and more secure filesystem.
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