[vox-tech] Ominous warning message about

[Ken Bloom]

I just had the following warning show up in an xterm (/dev/pts/0) on my 
Debian testing/unstable mixed system. /dev/hda1 is my Windows 2000 NTFS 
partition. Any idea what's wrong? (I'm backing up my home partition and 
my other really important stuff and hoping for the best)

WARNING: device /dev/hda1: *kBAvail(3084310)+kBUsed(5831734) exceeds 
kBSize(8916043)

Here's what's running with that xterm as its controlling terminal.
(I don't see any message relating to this in dmesg, nor in my logs)

[bloom@kabloom ~]% ps x | grep pts/0
  1560 pts/0    S      0:00 -csh
  1593 pts/0    S      0:01 emacs simulator.cpp
  1600 pts/0    S      0:02 kdbg simulator
  1620 pts/0    S      0:00 xterm -name kdbgio -title KDbg: Program 
output -e sh -c tty>/tmp/kdbgttywin01600;trap "" INT QUIT TSTP;exec<&-;
exec>&-;while :;do sleep 3600;done
  1623 pts/0    S      0:00 gdb --fullname --nx


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