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Hi folks,</div>
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We're in the process of draining and replacing all of our OSTs. After "lfs find /mnt/lustre/ -obd bigvol-OST0020 | ./lfs_migrate -y 2>&1" completes, I do a final check to see if anything is in that OST with "lfs find /mnt/lustre/ -obd bigvol-OST0020" and it
comes back with nothing so I expect the OST to be empty. However an "lfs df" shows it still has over 300GB on it:</div>
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<span>[root@hpcpbs01 lfs_migrate]# lfs df<br>
</span><span>UUID bytes Used Available Use% Mounted on</span><br>
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<span>bigvol-OST0020_UUID 30997543948 345261920 29089667964 1% /mnt/lustre[OST:32]<br>
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<span>filesystem_summary: 3345012413904 1976188607492 1200167543136 62% /mnt/lustre</span></div>
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<span>Also, looking at the filesystem_summary, if I subtract the "Used" from "1K-blocks", the number is much higher than "Available", to the tune of 157TB.</span></div>
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<span>Are either of these findings easily explained?</span></div>
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Regards</div>
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Scott</div>
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