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I am working with UBIFS, When I am giving 55MiB of vol size, by following command ubimkvol /dev/ubi0 -N vol -s 55MiB I could able to see only, 49 MiB of space when Kernel boot-up. Can any one please, give me some inputs regarding same. Thanks, Ashwin RaseLink Copied
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--- Quote Start --- When I am giving 55MiB of vol size, by following command ubimkvol /dev/ubi0 -N vol -s 55MiB I could able to see only, 49 MiB of space when Kernel boot-up. --- Quote End --- Can't you get the answer from here ? http://www.linux-mtd.infradead.org/faq/ubifs.html#l_df_report Kazu- Mark as New
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Hello,
Thanks for reply, I went through the links, it has mentioned about the free space i.e. "Use%" from below logs . It also informs that how it varies. Following logs of mine is showing the same. But I actually want to know that , when I create a volume by 55 MiB size and I get it as 49 MiB size after df -h, then for what purpose 6 MiB (55MiB - 49MiB) is used ? Why I could not able to see 55 MiB size, as allocated total space. ? -- Following is the log ----- root@dhcppc7:~# df -h Filesystem Size Used Available Use% Mounted on ubi0:vol_1 49.2M 44.0M 5.2M 90% / root@dhcppc7:~# sync root@dhcppc7:~# df -h Filesystem Size Used Available Use% Mounted on ubi0:vol_1 49.2M 43.0M 6.2M 87% / ------------------------------------------------------ Thank you, Ashwin Rase.- Mark as New
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--- Quote Start --- But I actually want to know that , when I create a volume by 55 MiB size and I get it as 49 MiB size after df -h, then for what purpose 6 MiB (55MiB - 49MiB) is used ? Why I could not able to see 55 MiB size, as allocated total space. ? --- Quote End --- UBIFS always reports conservative amount of free space, I think that the reason is written here. http://www.linux-mtd.infradead.org/doc/ubifs.html#l_spaceacc Kazu- Mark as New
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Thanks Kazuyasu for your help

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