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<H2><A NAME="TroubleShooting"></A> <A NAME="s4">4. Troubleshooting </A></H2>

<P>This chapter is meant to help solve some of the problems you may run
into when using Coda.  
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<H2><A NAME="ss4.1">4.1 File System Full</A>
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<P>You may get a message of the form, <EM>/usr: file system full</EM> when you
have not put any extra data on that disk.  If the venus.cache directory is on
that disk, that is probably your problem.  You can execute either <EM>cfs
flushobject &lt;object&gt;</EM> or <EM>cfs flushvolume &lt;dir&gt;</EM> to try
to free up some disk space.  <B>Be careful when flushing anything while
disconnected.  You will lose any changes that you made</B>.  In the long
term, the cache size in <EM>/usr/coda/etc/vstab</EM> is proabably too large
for the disk and should be made smaller.
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