This HELP file is designed to help you in deciding
what actions to take when filesystem space needs to
be adjusted, mainly increased.  

The thing to watch, through the Filesystem Status
off the System Menu of Admin, is the 'capacity' 
percentage, the recommended ratio is 80% used to 20%
free.  So then we don't want over 80% capacity used.
If this should happen (and it will) you need to think
about how to get some of the space back.  

	1. You can remove files that are no longer used.

	2. You can search for duplicate files.
	
	3. You can trim log files.

	4. You can add another partition or disk.

	5. You can link to other filesystems that have
        space available.

This is not in depth filesystem tutorial but a few 
suggestions on some options you have to solve a 
filesystem space problem.  

The Filesystem Menu gives you some information that
can aid in your decision and options to do some
maintainance on your Log files and that allows you
to add/remove filesystems from the /etc/fstab startup file.

