The solaris filesystem /u01 shows available space as 100GB, and used space as 6 GB.
The Problem is when iam trying to install some software or copy some files in this file system /u01 Iam unable to copy or install in this file system due to lack of space.
ofcourse the software files are off size lesser than 100GB i mean not morethan 4 GB.
My question is why iam not able to use the available space. How to solve this issue.
Well, it is possible that there are some quotas configured on the filesystem. To check this out you have to know if the filesystem is UFS or ZFS. If it is ZFS, then you should check those commands:
zfs get quota zfs_dataset_name_for_/u01
zfs userspace zfs_dataset_name_for_/u01
zfs groupspace zfs_dataset_name_for_/u01
What command (the installer) is producing the error about lack of space? Can you post output of that command? As you can see above /u02 does not have 100GB of free space, but /u02/iomssas does. Maybe you are trying to install the software under /u02, while it should go under /u02/iomssas?
I think that you try to install the package on 4.4 GB free and you have minfree space from them so it is not enough for your application to be installed.
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I want to ask how you make a system /u02 as 19G and a sub file system as 119G , I don't see something like this before. u02 should be 119 and the sub-file system have a qouta from it .