This is probably good for a partition that contains /var/log so that the system can work even though the disc is full. But for a user-partition to use to storage user data there is no need for this.
To change this:
sudo tune2fs -m 0 /dev/sdc1
11 February 2009
Change reserved disc space on ext2 or ext3 partition
When you are formating a hard drive in Linux and using ext2 or ext3 file system there is a default of 5% of the space that is allocated for the superuser (root). A normal user can fill up the disc to 95% but after that only the superuser can write to the disc.
This is probably good for a partition that contains /var/log so that the system can work even though the disc is full. But for a user-partition to use to storage user data there is no need for this.
To change this:
This is probably good for a partition that contains /var/log so that the system can work even though the disc is full. But for a user-partition to use to storage user data there is no need for this.
To change this:
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