Answer / Ranjay Kumar

To resolve the issue of full inodes in a Solaris file system with enough free disk space, you can use the `fsadm` command to increase the number of inodes for that specific file system. For example: `fsadm -i add 1000 /path/to/filesystem`, where 1000 is the number of additional inodes you want to add.

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