3 problems in slackware 13.0

[insanedude]

Hello,

I'm a bit of a newbie in slackware. I'm sorry if there are answers for my question in this forum, but i searched google and I didn't find anything.

So, I've got 3 problems in my slackware 13.0 (2.6.31.6 kernel)

1. "too many session files in /var/tmp" when i try to open a file using "vi".

2. cp: cannot create regular file `....': Read-only file system -> when I try to copy a file.

3. I have dead screens, when I use "screen -wipe" nothing happens. They still stay there, and the problem is, that I need to create new screens using the same names...

Thanks.

[Freston]

Hi and welcome to the forums (and Slackware )

1. "too many session files in /var/tmp" when i try to open a file using "vi".

2. cp: cannot create regular file `....': Read-only file system -> when I try to copy a file.

I've not heard of these problems. So lets start with some questions...

a) This is a fresh install?
b) Did you do a 'Full Install'?
c) Can you post here the outputs of these commands:

mount

df -h

ls /var/tmp

3. I have dead screens, when I use "screen -wipe" nothing happens. They still stay there, and the problem is, that I need to create new screens using the same names...

Hmmm, something like

screen -ls

Might give a little more info.

[insanedude]

Hey

Thanks for your reply. I found the problem:

img29.imageshack.us/img29/2008/errorno.jpg

After "shutdown -hF now", the system checked for errors and fixed then (for now).

The install was fresh but i had modified the kernel (i'm sure i didn't mess things up there).

[insanedude]

Guess what. I got the same problem again...

Obviously I'll have to reinstall and user ext3 file system