No Space Left On Device Error

  



  1. Write Error No Space Left On Device
  2. Btrfs No Space Left On Device Error
I am having trouble re installing Slackware linux 9.1. I installed it about a 2 weeks ago from cd rom and it worked fine, i really liked it. However i had to uninstall it for complicated reasons and now on reinstalled I am having serious problems with my install. I make linux and swap partions in partition magic and then reboot from CD rom, all is well, then i run setup and it finds my partitions just fine, when i start installing packages it goes fine through the first 3 or 4 and then I get this error:
'/usr/lib/setup/installpkg: cannot create /mnt/var/log/setup/tmp/controlns2354 no space left on device'
This is the error i get in the bash, just after this error apears setup gives me a similar error saying that the file coreutilties is corupt or the media is corrupt. I found this hard to believe as i had installed from the same disks only 2 weeks ago, but i decided to try making new disk so i re downloaded the iso's and made new disk, going through the process again resulted in the exact same error. I also tryed partitioning the drive using cfdisk with the same results. I know their is enough space on the disk, and i have tried numerous different methods, all resulting in the same error. Could someone please help me, i have looked everywhere else for help with no one seeming to experience this error. Thanks

ORA-27102: out of memory Linux-x86_64 Error: 28: No space left on device

Hi friends, Recently I am installing EHP 6.0 on one of friend system, everything goes smooth. But during the time of CREATE DATABASE process it throws following error: ORA-27102: out of memory Linux-x86_64 Error: 28: No space left on device.

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At first it seems like some space issue, I checked all mountpoints. Every monutpoints have adequate size. Then I tried to check ORACLE Database services as at the time of error CREATE DATABASE step is running. Database is in idle state, I try to start it but fails with same error. Now I am sure that error is related to ORACLE.

Cannot write: No space left on device I think I've tracked it down to this file, here is the df output Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on /dev/xvda1 10088 0 100% /. I have an MDS 9509 that is generating the message 'write error: No space left on device' whenever I perform a 'dir log:'. The output looks as follows: MDS9509# dir log: who: write error: No space left on device. 31 Jun 24 21: dmesg. 3313664 Jul 19 17: messages. 31999 Oct 17 19: startupdebug. Usage for log://sup-local.

Write Error No Space Left On Device

I start looking every parameter, listner everything related to DB, and at finally I found that it is due a reconfigured parameter in kernel i.e. kernel.shmall. Right now it is configured to kernel.shmall=2197162that is wrong as its value should be calculated according to your RAM and Page Size.

Formula for calculation is: 1024 * 1024 * 1024 * RAM IN GB / PAGE SIZE = RESULT

For example(64 GB RAM and 4096 Page Size)= 1024*1024*1024*64/4096=16777216

Now change this value in /etc/sysctl.conf file for kernel.shmalland use the command sysctl -p to changes to take effect.

Btrfs No Space Left On Device Error

Now start your database and you can proceed with your installation.