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I forget the exact setting but it's something like Percent of Volume for
Directory Use. The default is 13%. This needs to be raised sometimes.
Especially if you're running more than one namespace on the vol. Run SET at
the console and look at the directory settings. You'll find it. Thee's a
formula based on number of blocks...etc. But I've usually found that the
formula works out to around 25% in all the cases I've had.

Good luck.

Chris Lonsberry, CNE MCSE
Micro C, Inc.

Robert J. Coemans <Robert.J.Coemans@bvenet.nl> wrote in article
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> Dear reader,
> 
> Yesterday I already ask about this problem and a few guys answered me
> thanx! but.....
> 
> I had done the purge (/a) a few times and I'm not running out of disk
space
> (the second harddisk drive of 2.1Gb's is brandnew and almost empty).
> 
> The situation which works fine was:
> 
> 32Mb of internal memory (offcourse I did 'register memory 1000000
1000000')
> 1Gb HDD (Seagate / SCSI)
> 
> but... we needed more HDD space ...
> 
> So I added:
> 
> 16Mb of internal memory (and again I did 'register memory 1000000
2000000')
> (at the novell consule the memory command gives: 48Mb internal memory)
> 2,1Gb HDD (Seagate / SCSI)
> (I added this new HDD to the existing SYS: volume)
> 
> There is nothing wrong with this right?
> 
> So .... tell me what to do .........
> 
> p.s. I didn't use the patches (312PT8) on this server, I've looked at the
> ..TXT file which was enclosed and I didn't found something which looked
> usefull for me .... but I can be wrong).
> 
> 
> Here's the problem (situation) again:
> 
> At my job I've got the following problem with a Novell 3.12 server!
> Every 5 seconds the File server beeps and screams the following:
>  
> 1.1.138 Insufficient directory space (or memory) to preserve
> SYS:********.*** during file erase.
> 
> I've looked at the Novell manuals but they say: Buy yourself some more
> internal memory ...
> But:
> The computer I'm talking about is:
> 
> Pentium 90Mhz
> 48Mb intern memory
> Fast SCSI II PCI controller
> 1Gb 	SCSI HDD (Seagate)
> 2,1Gb	SCSI HDD (Seagate)
> (so 3,1Gb in total)
> SCSI CDROM (650Mb)
> 
> Software loaded:
> 
> PSERVER.NLM
> SWEEP.NLM (anti virus)
> MERCURY (SMTP/POP)
> OS2 support (for W95 long file names)
> TCP-IP and IPXSPX
> 
> also loaded:
> 
> REMOTE
> RSPX
> 
> at last:
> 
> REMOVE DOS (for more free memory)
> 
> What's wrong here?
> 
> 
> If you can help me out, mail me to:
> 
> Robert.J.Coemans@BVEnet.nl
> 
> 
> Thanx!
>