Sad Face - /dev/vero-nand/root is 100% Full

[bgregson]

@geoff_noob

I worked out the problem … my fstab mount wasn’t working and stuff was writing to / , not to /dev/sda1. Will re-educate myself on the simplicities of fstab

I know this is an old topic but worth revisiting. I strongly recommend switching to autofs instead of fstab.

Mounting network shares with autofs (alternative to fstab)

This how-to describes how to mount your network shares via autofs. Autofs should be as performant as fstab based mounting but has the advantage that your shares are mounted on demand which also should give you more reliability in case of network interuptions. First install the autofs package sudo apt-get install autofs If you already have mounted your shares already via fstab comment out that line in fstab and reboot. For this how-to we are going to use a directory for each server, if you wa…