Re: help with full zfs "partitions" - can't delete files
- In reply to: Paul Procacci : "Re: help with full zfs "partitions" - can't delete files"
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Date: Mon, 03 Jun 2024 20:53:55 UTC
zfs get all m2pool/gU4
NAME PROPERTY VALUE SOURCE
m2pool/gU4 type filesystem -
m2pool/gU4 creation Sun Dec 9 19:13 2018 -
m2pool/gU4 used 2.34T -
m2pool/gU4 available 0B -
m2pool/gU4 referenced 2.34T -
m2pool/gU4 compressratio 1.00x -
m2pool/gU4 mounted no -
m2pool/gU4 quota none default
m2pool/gU4 reservation none default
m2pool/gU4 recordsize 128K default
m2pool/gU4 mountpoint /u4 local
m2pool/gU4 sharenfs off default
m2pool/gU4 checksum on default
m2pool/gU4 compression off default
m2pool/gU4 atime on default
m2pool/gU4 devices on default
m2pool/gU4 exec on default
m2pool/gU4 setuid on default
m2pool/gU4 readonly off default
m2pool/gU4 jailed off default
m2pool/gU4 snapdir hidden default
m2pool/gU4 aclmode discard default
m2pool/gU4 aclinherit restricted default
m2pool/gU4 createtxg 480 -
m2pool/gU4 canmount on default
m2pool/gU4 xattr on default
m2pool/gU4 copies 1 default
m2pool/gU4 version 5 -
m2pool/gU4 utf8only off -
m2pool/gU4 normalization none -
m2pool/gU4 casesensitivity sensitive -
m2pool/gU4 vscan off default
m2pool/gU4 nbmand off default
m2pool/gU4 sharesmb off default
m2pool/gU4 refquota none default
m2pool/gU4 refreservation none default
m2pool/gU4 guid 16119321983578430568 -
m2pool/gU4 primarycache all default
m2pool/gU4 secondarycache all default
m2pool/gU4 usedbysnapshots 0B -
m2pool/gU4 usedbydataset 2.34T -
m2pool/gU4 usedbychildren 0B -
m2pool/gU4 usedbyrefreservation 0B -
m2pool/gU4 logbias latency default
m2pool/gU4 objsetid 84 -
m2pool/gU4 dedup off default
m2pool/gU4 mlslabel none default
m2pool/gU4 sync standard default
m2pool/gU4 dnodesize legacy default
m2pool/gU4 refcompressratio 1.00x -
m2pool/gU4 written 2.34T -
m2pool/gU4 logicalused 2.34T -
m2pool/gU4 logicalreferenced 2.34T -
m2pool/gU4 volmode default default
m2pool/gU4 filesystem_limit none default
m2pool/gU4 snapshot_limit none default
m2pool/gU4 filesystem_count none default
m2pool/gU4 snapshot_count none default
m2pool/gU4 snapdev hidden default
m2pool/gU4 acltype nfsv4 default
m2pool/gU4 context none default
m2pool/gU4 fscontext none default
m2pool/gU4 defcontext none default
m2pool/gU4 rootcontext none default
m2pool/gU4 relatime off default
m2pool/gU4 redundant_metadata all default
m2pool/gU4 overlay on default
m2pool/gU4 encryption off default
m2pool/gU4 keylocation none default
m2pool/gU4 keyformat none default
m2pool/gU4 pbkdf2iters 0 default
m2pool/gU4 special_small_blocks 0 default
Thanks,
Bill Dudley
This email is free of malware because I run Linux.
On Mon, Jun 3, 2024 at 4:37 PM Paul Procacci <pprocacci@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
> On Mon, Jun 3, 2024 at 4:29 PM William Dudley <wfdudley@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> The problem:
>>
>> FreeBSD 13.3 amd64 system, with
>> a zfs pool built from two physical drives.
>> The zfs pool has 7 "partitions" (is that what they're called?)
>>
>> I was copying files over from another machine and didn't realize that
>> I filled one of the partitions.
>>
>> I can't proceed now with this one full partition.
>> Every single command fails due to "out of space".
>>
>> That includes:
>> rm (one file or many)
>> dd if=/dev/zero of=(some file)
>> truncate (somefile)
>> zfs destroy poolname/partitionname
>> cannot destroy 'poolname/partitionname': out of space
>>
>> There are no snapshots, I never created any.
>>
>> Extensive googling has not shown any more than bug reports acknowledging
>> that this is a problem.
>>
>> How do I fix this, short of burning the machine to the ground and
>> starting over?
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Bill Dudley
>>
>> This email is free of malware because I run Linux.
>>
>
> They are called datasets.
>
> The dataset *may* have gone readonly.
>
> zfs get all poolname/dataset
>
> Posting the output of the above may help us.
>
> ~Paul
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