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You could have also tuned ext4 when you created it with mke2fs. You can specify with -N the max # of inodes desired. Granted, it's not something very many peopl
by fnj 10y ago
You could have also tuned ext4 when you created it with mke2fs. You can specify with -N the max # of inodes desired. Granted, it's not something very many people consider when creating their filesystems; for one thing it's hard to predict how many you will need.
- guroot 10y agoAlso most distro installers don't make it very easy to do this.
- watt 10y agoIt would be great if it had switch that simply says "double the default number of inodes". Per stories in comments, seems that on large file systems it's easier to run out of inodes, the default must be too low.
- vacri 10y agoUnfortunately it was on a pre-baked image on AWS, and you apparently can't retrofit it.