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#6
Originally Posted by MohammadAG View Post
Or rm -rf /tmp/* and umount /tmp, that way /tmp will share space with /
That doesn't work as the log file handle is still open and kept by the X server. You will see that the file is gone, but the disk space won't be available again.

The echo > Xorg.0.log trick seems to work (at least "df" is happy about it)

Now am I the only one seeing these lines in their Xorg log?

Code:
(II) button (value): 0(0)                                                  
(II) EV_KEY (code, value, ignored, ev.code, val, flags): 0, 0, 0, 28, 0, 33