Out of disk space, /usr takes 11GB...

When I first installed Arch I figured 25GB would be large enough for the filesystem because I'm keeping large files on another partition so I can share them with Windows. Unfortunately I've been battling the system for a while now to keep my storage down. Yesterday my disk filled up all the way, once again, but the problem this time is that even when I delete files the available space stays at 0... Not good. I tried moving the biggest files in my home directory to another disk, in fact I moved a few GB, but for some reason I don't understand there is still no space available. Here are the directories taking up the most space:
/usr - 12 GB
/home - 3.5 GB
/var - 2.3 GB
/opt - 1.9 GB
Everything else - <= 107 MB
Two things - As you may have noticed that comes out to about 20 GB, I'm not sure if that extra space is needed by the filesystem or if it indicates a problem. Also, why on earth would /usr need that much space? How can I get it to use less space, other than reinstalling?
Thanks,
Joel

@karol Thanks for the tip, I managed to reduce usage to 98% by removing a bunch of packages and their cached tarballs.
@tomk I get
55M /usr/src
2.6G /usr/local
3.1G /usr/share
39M /usr/sbin
145M /usr/lib32
8.0K /usr/man1
12K /usr/man
651M /usr/bin
135M /usr/include
3.1G /usr/lib
9.7G /usr
My interpretation of that output is that lib, share, and local seem to be too large, so I ran du on them
% sudo du -a --max-depth=1 /usr/lib | sort -n -r | head -n 20 joel@arch
3243808 /usr/lib
823968 /usr/lib/ghc-7.0.3
450008 /usr/lib/ruby
254240 /usr/lib/python2.7
198644 /usr/lib/racket
131236 /usr/lib/coq
126508 /usr/lib/ocaml
103384 /usr/lib/gcc
102588 /usr/lib/chromium
100944 /usr/lib/python3.2
51432 /usr/lib/python2.5
50204 /usr/lib/virtualbox
43880 /usr/lib/perl5
36440 /usr/lib/firefox
33720 /usr/lib/libnvidia-glcore.so.290.10
27040 /usr/lib/libnvidia-compiler.so.290.10
26412 /usr/lib/libQtWebKit.so.4.9.0
23304 /usr/lib/libwebkitgtk-1.0.so.0.11.2
23300 /usr/lib/libwebkitgtk-3.0.so.0.11.2
18352 /usr/lib/mozilla
/usr
% sudo du -a --max-depth=1 /usr/share | sort -n -r | head -n 20 joel@arch
3184996 /usr/share
942860 /usr/share/texmf-dist
382832 /usr/share/cuda-sdk
284372 /usr/share/locale
238376 /usr/share/doc
199048 /usr/share/eclipse
125320 /usr/share/fonts
99280 /usr/share/racket
91912 /usr/share/icons
88968 /usr/share/texmf-var
82512 /usr/share/gtk-doc
77344 /usr/share/man
53780 /usr/share/foomatic
39780 /usr/share/perl5
27868 /usr/share/ghostscript
25848 /usr/share/gnome
25728 /usr/share/vim
25096 /usr/share/color
23288 /usr/share/gir-1.0
18732 /usr/share/cups
/usr
% sudo du -a --max-depth=1 /usr/local | sort -n -r | head -n 20 joel@arch
2668008 /usr/local
2281652 /usr/local/lib
342308 /usr/local/share
23344 /usr/local/bin
19924 /usr/local/nacl-sdk
476 /usr/local/include
176 /usr/local/libexec
96 /usr/local/man
12 /usr/local/var
4 /usr/local/src
4 /usr/local/sbin
4 /usr/local/games
4 /usr/local/etc
As far as I can tell all the output looks reasonable, but most of that stuff seems like packages I would expect everyone to have. Do packages just take up more space than I would expect?
One last thing, the relevant output from df now looks like this:
Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
rootfs 25530452 23596508 653916 98% /
Now 25530452 - 23596508 = 1933944, but available is 653916, so why is more than 1GB not available?
By the way, if anybody else has the same problems, this page - Pacman tips - is helpful for finding packages to remove.

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Formula for member [Loc Cnt] will be executed in [CELL] mode
Formula for member [OH Str Cnt] will be executed in [CELL] mode
Formula for member [Current Rtl] will be executed in [CELL] mode
Essbase needs to retrieve [1017] Essbase Kernel blocks in order to calculate the top dynamically-calculated block.
The Dyn.Calc.Cache for database [WTD] can hold a maximum of [26479] blocks.
The Dyn.Calc.Cache for database [WTD], when full, will result in [allocation from non-Dyn.Calc.Cache memory].
Writing Parameters For Database [WTD]
Reading Parameters For Database [WTD]
Unable to determine the amount of virtual memory available on the system
Index cache size ==> [1048576] bytes, [128] index pages.
Index page size ==> [8192] bytes.
Using buffered I/O for the index and data files.
Using waited I/O for the index and data files.
Unable to determine the amount of virtual memory available on the system
Reading Data File Free Space Information For Database [WTD]...
Data cache size ==> [3145728] bytes, [5617] data pages
Data file cache size ==> [0] bytes, [0] data file pages
Missing Database Config File [C:\HYPERION\ESSBASE\APP\removedfrompost\WTD\WTD.cfg], Query logging disabled
Received Command [Get Database Volumes]
Received Command [Set Database State]
Writing Parameters For Database [removedfrompost]
Writing Parameters For Database [removedfrompost]
Received Command [Get Database State]
Received Command [Get Database Info]
Received Command [Set Database State]
Writing Parameters For Database [TempOO]
Writing Parameters For Database [TempOO]
Received Command [Get Database State]
Received Command [Get Database Info]
Received Command [Set Database State]
Writing Parameters For Database [WTD]
Writing Parameters For Database [WTD]
Received Command [Get Database State]
Received Command [Get Database Info]
Received Command [SetApplicationState]
Writing Application Definition For [removedfrompost]
Writing Database Definition For [removedfrompost]
Writing Database Definition For [TempOO]
Writing Database Definition For [WTD]
Writing Database Mapping For [removedfrompost]
User [admin] set active on database [removedfrompost]
Clear Active on User [admin] Instance [1]
User [admin] set active on database [removedfrompost]
Received Command [Restructure] from user [admin]
Reading Parameters For Database [Drxxxxxx]
Reading Outline For Database [Drxxxxxx]
Reading Outline Transaction For Database [Drxxxxxx]
Declared Dimension Sizes = [289 126 2 11649 168329 1294 622 985 544 210 80 2016 11 9 9 8 8 1 1 6 1 3 1 2 2 1 2 1 2 77 2 65 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 260 4 3018 52 6 39 4 1577 6 ]
Actual Dimension Sizes = [289 120 1 1293 134423 1294 622 985 544 210 80 2016 11 9 9 8 8 1 1 6 1 3 1 2 2 1 2 1 2 77 2 65 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 260 4 3018 52 6 39 4 1577 5 ]
The number of Dynamic Calc Non-Store Members = [80 37 0 257 67 ]
The number of Dynamic Calc Store Members = [0 0 0 0 0 ]
The logical block size is [34680]
Maximum Declared Blocks is [1960864521] with data block size of [72828]
Maximum Actual Possible Blocks is [173808939] with data block size of [17347]
Formula for member [4 WK Avg Total Sls U] will be executed in [CELL] mode
Formula for member [Loc Cnt] will be executed in [CELL] mode
Formula for member [OH Str Cnt] will be executed in [CELL] mode
Formula for member [Current Rtl] will be executed in [CELL] mode
Essbase needs to retrieve [1017] Essbase Kernel blocks in order to calculate the top dynamically-calculated block.
The Dyn.Calc.Cache for database [Drxxxxxx] can hold a maximum of [75] blocks.
The Dyn.Calc.Cache for database [Drxxxxxx], when full, will result in [allocation from non-Dyn.Calc.Cache memory].
Reading Parameters For Database [Drxxxxxx]
Unable to determine the amount of virtual memory available on the system
Index cache size ==> [1048576] bytes, [128] index pages.
Index page size ==> [8192] bytes.
Using buffered I/O for the index and data files.
Using waited I/O for the index and data files.
Unable to determine the amount of virtual memory available on the system
Data cache size ==> [3145728] bytes, [22] data pages
Data file cache size ==> [0] bytes, [0] data file pages
Performing transaction recovery for database [Drxxxxxx] following an abnormal termination of the server.
Restructuring Database [removedfrompost]
Out of disk space. Cannot create a new [Data] file. [adIndNewFile] aborted
Essbase Internal Logic Error [7333]
Exception error log [C:\HYPERION\ESSBASE\app\removedfrompost\log00002.xcp] is being created...
Exception error log completed -- please contact technical support and provide them with this file
RECEIVED ABNORMAL SHUTDOWN COMMAND - APPLICATION TERMINATING

To avoid all these things as a best practice
we didn't allow dense restructure on the cubes size>30 GB
As an altrnative, we will export the level0 data, clear the DB, and load the new data. After that aggregate the cube to store the data at all the consolidation levels.

"out of disk space" when trying to export

I'm working on a Macbook Pro and Final Cut Pro HD version 4.5. Here's the deal:
I'm trying to move a project into iDVD, so I'm exporting it as a Quicktime Movie. After about a minute of exporting, the "Error: out of disk space" window pops up. I have almost 3 gigs on my external drive which, I think, should be enough for the file.
On another post, someone with the same problem said it was a faulty timecode that made the project seem reeeaaallly long and the drive didn't have enough room for that long duration. I believe this might be the cause of my "error" because at the very beginning of my project the time code reads 01:00:00;00. If this IS the problem, how do I fix it? If not, what do I do?
I am a very amateur film editor and would very much appreciate any help!
Thanks.
Message was edited by: jraks

Two things:
1. That is not nearly enough of available space. At least 20 GBs is needed.
2. FCP 4.5 HD is a PPC app; you are running it on a Intel Mac. Not compatible and you will have issues. I'm surprised you were able to install it.

IBook g4 ran out of disk space, internet doesn't work

Hi.
I have an iBook G4, running OSX 10.3. Yesterday, we were looking at some pictures on the machine and we put too much stuff on hard drive; iBook said it ran out of space (presumably for virtual memory) and then froze.
We rebooted, did a big archive/clean-up (ten gigs free, now). It ran sluggishly, I zapped the pram and nvram, it runs well. Now, we can't get the internet to work through our Airport. But here's the weird thing:
-We have 4 bars. Airtunes works perfectly.
-Our other iBook (G3, 10.4) connects to the internet just fine.
-If we connect to our neighbor's airport, we get internet but it's really slow, slower than usual.
Any thoughts?
Gortmend

Here is the info from the user under normal operation.
1. HDD Size: 74G
2. Data used: 63G
3. Free disk space: 11G
4. Two OS version running: OS X 10.3.9 and OS 9.2
Here is the user report:
When he access internet or check email, out of disk space message will alert him after a period. And he notice that the HDD has only few mega bytes free disk space. For this moment, he need to restart computer and free disk capacity will return to 11G. Thanks.
Powerbook G4 Mac OS X (10.3.9) Memory: 1.5G

How to set the limit for the warning 'running out of disk space'

I am wondering if there's a way to set the number of GB before I get the system warning 'running out of disk space'.
I saw this question asked in 2010 and it did not get an answer. It was archived so I am asking again. I know how to monitor the available space on my startup disk, and how to empty the trash to clear up disk space. I am looking for an OS X setting that I can change.

My guess is that you want to lower the limit. IMHO I think the limit is alreay too low.
If you are seeing this warning regularly then your disk is severely overfull and needs to be replaced with a larger one.
Running the free space low eenough to get the warning greatly increases the chances for disk corruption. Once the disk gets corrupted then then next thing that happens is data lose.
You have a serious problem with your Mac that should be dealt with immediately.
Backing your data up would also be a good idea if you are not already doing that.
Allan

Out of disk space, /usr takes 11GB...

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