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Getting false (I think) "No space left on device" errors when renaming files

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I ran a rename command, but got 

No space left on device

 

However I believe I have enough space to get by on. Here are some screenshots and diagnostics are attache. I appreciate any insight.

 

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tower-diagnostics-20240121-0947.zip

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How are you trying to rename these files?  (If using command line, show the actual command that you are using to rename a specific file that fails.)

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4 hours ago, Frank1940 said:

How are you trying to rename these files?  (If using command line, show the actual command that you are using to rename a specific file that fails.)

 

I've tried a couple ways. I'm trying to reformat the file names of a batch of 7 .mp3 files with:

 

find . -iname "*.mp3" -exec rename '[02-0' 2 '{}' \;

 

It worked for 3 of the files before spitting out the "No space left on device" for the other 4. On repeat runs of the command, I just get the "No space left on device" error without any further progress.

 

But I also tried in macOS (over SMB I presume?) in Finder. Even just making a single change to a single file name generates this error:

 

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