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Depending on your tools, they may say that "100%" of the disk is full at this 5% margin (and therefore you can have up to 105% of the disk being used), or they may only say 95%.
These settings can be changed with [tune2fs(8)].
-[Linux] offers a convenience for testing how code reacts to a full device in the form of the
<tt>/dev/full</tt>, a device which returns [ENOSPC] for any attempt to write to it.
+[Linux] offers a convenience for testing how code reacts to a full device in the form of <tt>/dev/full</tt>, a device which returns [ENOSPC] for any attempt to write to it.