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Hello, first of all, I won't be able to share any logs directly due to not being able to open any virtual environments.
So, as I was using my system I noticed dolphin says there are 0 bytes free on the system I deleted some things however the amount didn't change so I decided to reboot. After reboot, I was able to get to sddm but both of my desktop environments failed to open. So i got to tty and after I log in tty gave me a long message that my zsh history cant be read because of "No space left on device". I was sure there were more than 10 gigabytes. I ran sudo df -h / and it returned my disk being %100 full.
Here is the output of lsblk -f: https://i.ibb.co/rxW25P5/20220103-193213.jpg
I looked at some solutions and the one that seemed most likely is that my blocks went bad. They suggested that I should get a live usb session and enter sudo fsck -vcck /dev/sda2 sadly after a 5 hour wait it couldn't find any errors.
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Last edited by 2ManyDogs (2022-01-04 00:26:49)
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First of all, you will - see the 1st link below.
(df -h; df -ih) | curl -F 'f:1=<-' ix.io
sudo du -hs / > /tmp/du.log 2>&1 # this is going to take a while
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Oh, that's neat! Thank you. Here they are:
ix.io/3KYV
ix.io/3KZ4
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The filesystem is full and it's not the inodes and it's also not stashed by some mount.
You can check where most space is lost
sudo du -hs /*
# and on a guess
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Just did a "sudo pacman -Sc" and freed 10gig's system works now, so thank you very much! However, I would still like to know what caused that. I was sure I had more than 10GB free on my system before it instantly dropped to 0bytes. Was there a leak? If yes where? Is there a way to find that out?
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What did "sudo du -hs /*" say where most space is "lost"?
Probably your $HOME ?
There're more elaborate tools to analyze this, https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/List_o … ge_display
Drive space unlike RAM does't "leak" in that sense - maybe it's time to clean up your porn collection ;-)
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You can use ncdu to browse what's using all of your space.
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Hmm, there is an oddity, when I search with du /run is 72GB when I search with ncdu /run is 192GB and all that comes from /run/timeshift. More weirdly while ncdu searched for files it found over 300GB files, my system only has 250GB. Most weirdly in that /run/timeshift I can see my home folder with everything inside but I excluded home.
But yeah I still don't know suddenly where my 10GB's went away or what program caused that.
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Just did a little search with stacer, it found 37GB's of application cache, should I remove them or will they be needed later?
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That information is too generic to be reasonably answered.
As to "why can ncdu exceed my disk space" - it probably doesn't deduplicate hardlinks and cross filesystems (the latter also holds for du by default)
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