DB wrote:

> Mikhail Zotov wrote:
>> Hello everybody,
>>
>> I've encountered the following situation while installing
>> Slackware 10.0. The setup stops with the message
>>
>> ERROR: TARGET PARTITION FULL
>>
>> At the same time, df -h gives:
>>
>> Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on
>> /dev/fd2 6.2M 6.2M 0 100% /
>> /dev/fd0 1.4M 348k 992k 26% /floppy
>> /dev/hda1 384M 64M 320M 17% /mnt
>> /dev/hda3 675M 164M 511M 25% /mnt/usr
>> /dev/hda5 478M 33M 445M 7% /mnt/var
>> /dev/hda6 886M 33M 854M 4% /mnt/home
>> /dev/hda7 157M 33M 124M 21% /mnt/tmp
>> /dev/hdd 651M 652M 0 100% /var/log/mount
>>
>> Thus _none_ of the partitions that seem to be important is full.
>>
>> (fd0 is used to mount a floppy with custom tagfiles.
>> hdd is for the CD-ROM drive.
>> I have no idea about fd2. I expect that this is a virtual fs.)
>>
>> Any ideas what can be wrong?
>>
>> TIA,
>> Mikhail
>
>
> /dev/fd2 is your root ("/") partition. Maybe you did not mean to use
> that as your "/" ?
>
He's installing, /dev/fd2 is really an initrd, /mnt and friends are the
partitions he's installing to, and /dev/hdd is his slackware install cd.
To the op: maybe you've run out of inodes. Try df -i.