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Simply no but you can run out of the inodes on linux which will be the same as running out of the space.

you can try something like this in your shell n=0; while :; do touch $n; let n=n+1; done

Just make sure to run it in the virtual machine or you will be out of inodes very fast.

Simply no but you can run out of the inodes.

Simply no but you can run out of the inodes on linux which will be the same as running out of the space.

you can try something like this in your shell n=0; while :; do touch $n; let n=n+1; done

Just make sure to run it in the virtual machine or you will be out of inodes very fast.

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Simply no but you can run out of the inodes.