Remove kcore file

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You shouldn't get any actual diskspace back if you delete something there Run a df -h to see actual used diskspace. Wrikken I have updated the post, theres mb left. Yep, seems like a problem, but not fixed with deleting something in proc see the output of mount , it's just procfs. It's also a lot smaller then the TB you claim to have in kcore. Could you have a look at lsof grep deleted?

It will tell you which deleted files still exist, and which process id still has references to it. Usually, stopping or restarting that process will clean up the inodes. Show 8 more comments. Active Oldest Votes. Well, I wouldn't like to bet what would happen if you deleted it anyway! Improve this answer. Thank-you for the additional info. Sophos free virus scanner is getting stuck on this file. Add a comment. Post by TH Tan I suppose it's safe to just delete it?

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