Messages in this thread | | | Subject | Partition full BUG? | From | Bob <> | Date | 11 Jan 2003 01:54:24 -0700 |
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Hi. I have looked for an answer to a question all over the net and haven't found an answer. Hopefully someone here can answer it. When modifying a file on a nearly full disk partition, if the opened file can't contain all of the data appended to it, the whole file is truncated to zero bytes (only the filename remains). Is that supposed to happen? (The partition is /boot, the filesystem ext3, the file is grub.conf). It just seems like it would be better if it reported an error like '/dev/hda1 full' and left the file intact.
Thanks in advance,
Bob.
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