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Running `tune2fs -m 0 /dev/sdaX` as root instantly makes the reserved blocks available. You could even just lower it by 1% which would be more than sufficient i
by herpderperator 6y ago
Running `tune2fs -m 0 /dev/sdaX` as root instantly makes the reserved blocks available. You could even just lower it by 1% which would be more than sufficient in the meantime: `tune2fs -m 4 /dev/sdaX`. When you've fixed the issue and freed up space, you can increase it to 5% again.
So why would you bother making a blank file? :)
- cellularmitosis 6y agobecause 6 months from now I won't have 'tune2fs -m 0 /dev/sdaX' memorized, especially in a panic'ed state. but I'll absolutely have 'rm spacer.img' memorized. (edit: also, if you truly set -m to zero, and you fill up again, now you can't even ssh in as root...)