I forgot to include the following info on my previous msg:
# showfdmn usr_domain                                                            
                        
               Id              Date Created  LogPgs  Domain Name
34bbd79c.000b3441  Tue Jan 13 16:07:40 1998     512  usr_domain
  Vol   512-Blks        Free  % Used  Cmode  Rblks  Wblks  Vol Name 
   1L    6043524           0    100%     on    128    128  /dev/rz32g
# showfsets -k usr_domain
usr
        Id           : 34bbd79c.000b3441.1.8001
        Files        :    32944,  SLim=        0,  HLim=        0
        Blocks  (1k) :  1925822,  SLim=        0,  HLim=        0
        Quota Status : user=off group=off 
# du -k -s /usr                                                                  
                        
1772370 /usr
>Greetings,
>
>I have a curious problem on our DU 4.0B system with patch 7.
>The /usr partition, which is a 3GB advfs partition show something like
>
># df -k /usr      
>Filesystem     1024-blocks        Used   Available Capacity  Mounted on
>usr_domain#usr     3021760     1879517       46296    98%    /usr
>
>There are no other filesets in the usr_domain.
>
>I have deleted hundreds of files from /usr, freeing up a few hundreds of megs
>in the partition, but as soon as disk space is freed up, you see the available
>disk space just start to disappear, and shortly the partition is full again.
>The messages file does not report anything of interest, except that it says that
>the partition is full.  uerf does not have anything either.
>
>I have been talking to Compaq support and the initial suggestion was to do a 
>vdump and vrestore, or add a volume to the domain.  We don't really want to do
>this unless our backs are against the wall.  Support thinks that the problem may
>be with the /usr/.tags/M-6 file:
>
># ls -l /usr/.tags/M-6                                                           
>                        
>----------   0 root     system   23085056 Dec 31  1969 /usr/.tags/M-6
>
>which may have grown to a size that no longer permits the creation of more files
>on the partition.  But since I deleted numerous files, I would have expected 
>this to behaviour to change.  It does not seem to be so.
>
>Does anyone have any ideas on how this problem may be fixed, without using the
>drastic methods suggested so far by Compaq Support?
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