How to solve the error report that there is no space on the device in the file that cannot be created in linux?

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In the linux file system, when formatting, the default 16K occupies a node

Therefore, when you need to store multiple files, you must define node, which is generally set to 1K to occupy a node.

The error is as follows: the file system is generated under / data

[weblogic@web_gx filetest] $df-h

File system capacity used available mount point% used

/ dev/mapper/vg_10-lv_root

26G 17G 7.0G 72% /

Tmpfs 16G 0 16G 0% / dev/shm

/ dev/sda1 485m 37M 423m 8% / boot

/ dev/mapper/vg_10-lv_data01

9.9g 7.9g 1.5G 85% / data01

/ dev/sdc1 50G 16G 32G 33% / data

An error was reported when the file was generated:

/ bin/touch: unable to create "filetest11-627500": no space on the device

/ bin/touch: unable to create "filetest11-627501": no space on the device

/ bin/touch: unable to create "filetest11-627502": no space on the device

/ bin/touch: unable to create "filetest11-627503": no space on the device

/ bin/touch: unable to create "filetest11-627504": no space on the device

/ bin/touch: unable to create "filetest11-627505": no space on the device

/ bin/touch: unable to create "filetest11-627520": no space on the device

Then do df-I to check.

[weblogic@web_gx filetest] $df-I / data

File system Inode used (I) available (I) used (I) mount point

/ dev/sdc1 3276800 3276800 0 / data

Node has been used up.

Treatment plan:

1: delete some of Wu Yong's files

2: reformat the file system

Mkfs.ext3 / dev/sdc1-I 1024

[weblogic@web_gx data] $df-I / data

File system Inode used (I) available (I) used (I) mount point

/ dev/sdc1 3276800 1471245 1805555 45% / data

[weblogic@web_gx data] $

The script for batch generation of files is as follows:

#! / bin/bash

Shopt-s expand_aliases

Alias ll= "ls-l"

Cd / data/filetest

# first determine whether the directory exists, and create a directory if it does not exist

If [!-e filetest]

Then

/ bin/mkdir filetest

Else

Echo ""

Fi

Path=/data/filetest/filetest

Cd $path

For ((item1witi > filetest-$i)

Done

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