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I have a 8 GB ext4 partition encrypted by LUKS and for the past 6 months, all has been working great. Lately, I have noticed that my disk usage is up to 100 % and since X won't boot that way, I just deleted some files to free up disk space. But soon disk magically filled up (I suspect it is after system updates, but I am not sure).
Output of df -h:
Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on
udev 10M 180K 9.9M 2% /dev
/dev/mapper/root 8.3G 7.7G 206M 98% /
shm 439M 292K 439M 1% /dev/shm
/dev/sda1 23M 16M 6.2M 72% /boot
/dev/mapper/home 138G 86G 46G 66% /home
However du / --exclude={proc,home} | sort -nr reports the following (bottom part stripped off)
2574341 /
2278528 /usr
1047852 /usr/share
736748 /usr/lib
315976 /usr/share/fonts
302164 /usr/bin
268728 /usr/share/fonts/TTF
193012 /usr/share/fonts/TTF/Western Fonts
170608 /usr/share/locale
142284 /var
From the above I believe that only about 3G of / is really used space. I have read somewhere that it is caused when a file is deleted while still being open by some process. But I think this is not the case since the problem persists after reboot.
Any ideas what is keeping my root partition full?
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Do not concern yourself any more with this problem, since I just reformated the partitions (back) to ext3.
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