mkfs: File system not big enough for all the files

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PAP

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Nov 21, 2009, 1:58:44 AM11/21/09
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I make some changes in kernel, systask, and libraries of minix 3.1.2.

when I make:
#cd /usr/src/tools
#make hdboot
......
......
cd ./memory && exec make - build # Must be last for ramdisk image
cd ramdisk && make
mkfs -B 2048 image proto.gen || { rm -f image; false; }
mkfs: File system not big enough for all the files
Line 216 being processed when error detected.
make in /usr/src/drivers/memory/ramdisk: Exit code 1
make in /usr/src/drivers/memory: Exit code 1
make in /usr/src/drivers: Exit code 1
make in /usr/src/tools: Exit code 1

Someone know how can correct that error?
Thanks

Erik van der Kouwe

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Nov 21, 2009, 2:42:01 AM11/21/09
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Hi,

Looks like you should increase the -B 2048 parameter to get a bigger
filesystem.

With kind regards,
Erik

Olej

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Nov 21, 2009, 7:20:30 AM11/21/09
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Erik van der Kouwe:
type:
# df
You see "... % Files% ..." in title.
If you get 100% under % - you have not enought i-node (size of files &
directories table); if you have 100% under Files% - you have not
enought space for files data.

In first case you may decrease the -B 2048 parameter, in second -
increase one.

You can see also:
# fsck /dev/c0d0p1s2
(with your partition, of course), it's interesting.

P.S. Excuse my English. I'm from Russia.
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