[Sol 10 6/6 x64] I am very newbie in ZFS. I have created 30GB storage pool and become a root_pool. If I run "du -hs" from root directory , it reports only used 5.4G. But when I run "df -h", it reports used 26G. Why it is happens? How to reclaim back to 5.4G usage? Thanks, Regards -- This messages posted from opensolaris.org
Adhari C Mahendra wrote:> [Sol 10 6/6 x64] > > I am very newbie in ZFS. > > I have created 30GB storage pool and become a root_pool. If I run "du -hs" from root directory , it reports only used 5.4G. But when I run "df -h", it reports used 26G. Why it is happens? How to reclaim back to 5.4G usage?This should be posted to zfs-discuss at opensolaris.org. --matt ps. do you have any snapshots? Please send the output of ''du -hs <mountpoint>'', ''zfs list'', ''zfs get -r all <pool>''. Also, are you actually using ZFS as a root filesystem?
Sorry being offline for moment.> --matt > > ps. do you have any snapshots? Please send the > output of ''du -hs > <mountpoint>'', ''zfs list'', ''zfs get -r all <pool>''.No I do not use any snapshot. Sorry, I have ripped out the zfs so I am unable to give you the output of those commands.> Also, are you > ctually using ZFS as a root filesystem?Yes I use ZFS as a root filesystem. Any problem in this case? Thanks -- This messages posted from opensolaris.org
Adhari C Mahendra wrote:> Sorry being offline for moment. > >> --matt >> >> ps. do you have any snapshots? Please send the >> output of ''du -hs >> <mountpoint>'', ''zfs list'', ''zfs get -r all <pool>''. > No I do not use any snapshot. Sorry, I have ripped out the zfs so I am unable to give you the output of those commands. > >> Also, are you >> ctually using ZFS as a root filesystem? > Yes I use ZFS as a root filesystem. Any problem in this case?There was a bug that caused the ZPL''s delete queue to not run on the root filesystem, so deleted files would not be reclaimed. I don''t have the bug number handy, but I think it is fixed now so you should try upgrading to more recent Solaris Express or OpenSolaris bits. --matt