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by matt h
by ifmsystem
I do not think the problem is with the filesystem but with NFS (server/client). Try disabling/stopping NFS and see what happens.
If I am not mistaken, when you mount the windows box, the content of the monted drive is now part of the inode count.
Try stopping nfs or change its mounting point and see if the problem follows nfs mounted filesystem ... this should proof or disproff nfs as the root cause.
Regards;
Jose Lerebours
by jayallen
What process creates the files? Can you run truss against the process(es)? Could be that the process is not closing files. Also, make sure that you are running the correct nfs version (2/3).
hummm.....
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