Hi all HP users,
I'm trying to install an application server (Bea Weblogic) on HP true 64
Unix. I'm really newbie
with this OS, I'm rather accustomed to Solaris and Linux.
So the problem is, I'm running out of disk space but I don't understand well
the output of df -k

Filesystem         1024-blocks        Used         Available      Capacity
Mounted on
root_domain#root          512000      461100         44624            92%
/
/proc                                    0               0                0
100%       /proc
prod_dmn#bea          17780480      169338    17594144             1%
/bea
......other fs

The installation goes on /bea which has enough space....but /bea belongs to
/  (which hasn't got
enough space for bea)...right ? the matter is that I cannot understand if /
and /bea are on different devices,
so that maybe /bea has a separate device........how do I know it ?

Moreover: what does it mean that /proc is 100% full ? that I cannot spawn
another process ?

Thanks a lot in advance
Francesco

On Thu, 29 Jan 2004 11:31:00 GMT, "Francesco"
<FrancescoNOSPAM@libero.it> wrote:

>Hi all HP users,
>I'm trying to install an application server (Bea Weblogic) on HP true 64
>Unix. I'm really newbie
>with this OS, I'm rather accustomed to Solaris and Linux.
>So the problem is, I'm running out of disk space but I don't understand well
>the output of df -k


use "bdf"   =  df -k on other Unix'es

Stefan

Hi,
thanks for your reply but it seems I don't have bdf installed on my Os.
Francesco
"S. Marquardt" <stefan.X.marquardt@hagebau.de> ha scritto nel messaggio
news:k47i10t9mb7jo6ij6nbu8qgelqac8a257t@4ax.com...
> On Thu, 29 Jan 2004 11:31:00 GMT, "Francesco"
> <FrancescoNOSPAM@libero.it> wrote:
>
> >Hi all HP users,
> >I'm trying to install an application server (Bea Weblogic) on HP true 64
> >Unix. I'm really newbie
> >with this OS, I'm rather accustomed to Solaris and Linux.
> >So the problem is, I'm running out of disk space but I don't understand
well
> >the output of df -k
>
>
> use "bdf"   =  df -k on other Unix'es
>
> Stefan
>

Well, you have /bea mounted on / and if the isntallation isntalles the 
software on /bea you have about 18GB free. So if, provided the 
isntallation isntalles on /bea and nowhere else, the isntallation runs 
out of space, it needs more than 18GB. I would check that the 
isntallation dosn't just link some other folder into the /bea and then 
installs on /usr or /usr/local or such.



Francesco wrote:

> Hi all HP users,
> I'm trying to install an application server (Bea Weblogic) on HP true 64
> Unix. I'm really newbie
> with this OS, I'm rather accustomed to Solaris and Linux.
> So the problem is, I'm running out of disk space but I don't understand well
> the output of df -k
> 
> Filesystem         1024-blocks        Used         Available      Capacity
> Mounted on
> root_domain#root          512000      461100         44624            92%
> /
> /proc                                    0               0                0
> 100%       /proc
> prod_dmn#bea          17780480      169338    17594144             1%
> /bea
> .....other fs
> 
> The installation goes on /bea which has enough space....but /bea belongs to
> /  (which hasn't got
> enough space for bea)...right ? the matter is that I cannot understand if /
> and /bea are on different devices,
> so that maybe /bea has a separate device........how do I know it ?
> 
> Moreover: what does it mean that /proc is 100% full ? that I cannot spawn
> another process ?
> 
> Thanks a lot in advance
> Francesco
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 

Hi Francesco

>>>I'm trying to install an application server (Bea Weblogic) on HP true 64
>>>Unix. I'm really newbie
You are in the wrong newsgroup. This one is for HP-UX, the original 
Hewlett Packard Unix.  You are talking about the former DEC then Compaq 
now HP Tru64 Unix.

So comp.unix.tru64 is your newsgroup.

Florian
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