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Article0 replies1,181 followingPosted 25 Oct 2025, 12:26 UTC35.4K views4,435 votes

Diagnosing Linux Inode Exhaustion When df Shows Free Space

Writes fail with ENOSPC but df -h shows free space? You likely ran out of inodes. Confirm with df -i, find the small-file hoard, and apply the right fix.

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