If you are system administrator times forages on its systems but it is always something funny! Occasionally there are also things that shock the so correctly:
josh@zoom: ls -la kcore
-r-------- 1 root root 281474974621696 2009-01-20 15:34 kcore
josh@zoom: du -h kcore
4.0T kcore
To admit, I needed a moment to the number in the header to assemble. Then I started to wonder, however, immediately! Especially since the system has neither the 4TB storage, nor 4TB disks!
And what did you do against this value, or how did that happen? Have the same problem.
The problem seems to not be so easily solved: the problem of Linux distribution (in my case, SuSE Linux Enterprise 9).
How did it come to this figure, I'm still a complete mystery: (
On a SuSE 10.1, the whole thing was not to understand, on my CENTOS (RHES clone) boxes, unfortunately not.
I once going from a bug in SLES.
Very strange. Under the SLES10 I have that too. As long as this has no negative side effects, it is to me quite matter. Let's see, now possibly restart the server ...
Reboot is probably not a bad idea, but unfortunately I have not had the opportunity to restart the system ... Is a Productive calculator: (
About feedback I would be happy, because then I would actually time to schedule a reboot of the system ;-)
@ mymyselandi, after several reboots and several tests: It seems really a bug in the SLES and OpenSuSE be different versions!
Concomitants I absolutely could not see, but the ad is a bit weird.
On a RHES 4 and RHES 5, I could not understand everything, but on SLES 9, 10 and even at 11 seems more or less to be normal. A colleague just announced that it will also display the OpenSuSE so.
Would I also look for an answer, because I have the same problem.