gives you any recently (last month or so) changed files in the root filesystem. One possibility is someone tried to write to a device that doesn't exist (e.g. /dev/rmt1) and has created a big file inside the /dev directory
topasrec is started from /etc/inittab. You can set up a separate filesystem to hold the recorded file. Modify the inittab line accordingly. Also the default is to retain 6 previous days of topas perf data, you can also modify that (e/g. [tt]-r 6[/tt] => [tt]-r 3[/tt])
Or if you decide you don't want thisperf data logging, simply turn this inittab line [tt]off[/tt] (change [tt]"once"[/tt] to [tt]"off"[/tt])
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