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I've seen Linux systems simply crash when root partition was 100% full, though it was an embedded system, not representative to a big servers.
by Yizahi 6y ago
I've seen Linux systems simply crash when root partition was 100% full, though it was an embedded system, not representative to a big servers.
- Blikkentrekker 6y agoDefine crash of a "system"? Kernel panic? some user process you deem essential stopping?
- Yizahi 6y agoOne of essential services crashed and then whole unit rebooted automatically. I don't remember details now since it was a year ago, but that's approximately what has happened. Again, that's not a regular x86 fat server with linux, but embedded arm device running barebones debian plus some custom software, so it may behave differently.