DISKWARN blocks ⚠: Mount Point “/boot”

Unknown User

• March 01, 2024 11:59

[server.filmswear.com] DISKWARN blocks ⚠: Mount Point “/boot” (178.16.141.119): 439.24 MB/506.66 MB - 86.694319%

 

Notification Type:	warn ⚠
Server:	server.filmswear.com
Primary IP Address:	178.16.141.119
Filesystem:	/boot
Mount Point:	/boot
Percent Used:	86.69%
Disk Block Usage:	Used: 439.24 MB Available: 67.41 MB Total: 506.66 MB
ChkServd Version:	17.0

 

How to fix it?

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  rbairwell

  • March 01, 2024 12:30

  You'll either need to remove any unnecessary files in /boot (be careful), increase the size of that partition or  change the amount listed under WHM->Tweak Settings->Notifications->Account system disk usage.... (I've currently got the "warn" threshold at 94% and critical at 96%). In your case with just 67Mb available of 507Mb, I would see about resizing the /boot partition.

  cPanel suggests servers should just have 2 partitions - a swap one of 4Gb and the remainder being / ( see https://docs.cpanel.net/installation-guide/system-requirements-almalinux/#partitions etc). Red Hat Linux 7.3 suggested a minimum of 1Gb for /boot , Ubuntu 20.04 suggested 732Mb, Ubuntu 22.04 suggests 1.67Gb - so 507Mb is quite low

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  Unknown User

  • March 01, 2024 12:37

  cPanel suggests servers should just have 2 partitions, Can i make it 2 partitions? and how? It is secure without data lose? I have another vps server there is only 2 partitions it is good. 

  Current Disk Usage Information

  	Device	Size	Used	Available	Percent Used	Mount Point
  	/dev/loop0	3.9G	204K	3.7G	1%	/tmp
  	/dev/vda2	118G	16G	97G	14%	/

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  cPRex Jurassic Moderator

  • March 01, 2024 15:39

  That would be up to your hosting provider to decide - some hosts have tools to resize partitions readily available, but some don't.  There isn't anything inside cPanel that will allow you to perform this work as that is controlled by the operating system.

   

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