Hi,
Is there a way you can find out how full a disk partition is?
I didn't find it using fdisk.
Thanks.
Is there a way you can find out how full a disk partition is?
I didn't find it using fdisk.
Thanks.
Is there a way you can find out how full a disk partition is?
I didn't find it using fdisk.
try "df"
Dave Hwang
Dave, I have a problem that you may not the answer too...
My HDB1 is listed in df as 100% full!!! And it should only be like 53% full.
I recently had a crash that made me shut off the computer, but whenI
rebooted, e2fsck apeared to fix the drive... but I quess not. how can I get
my other 47% or so of space back???
email too would realy help speed this disasster up...
Daevid.
Just like any other UNIX. dfQuote:>Hi,
>Is there a way you can find out how full a disk partition is?
>I didn't find it using fdisk.
Type df at your prompt.. It'll give you a percentage of usedQuote:>Is there a way you can find out how full a disk partition is?
Have fun..
did you try "df" if you want to find out how mush freespace there is on eachQuote:>Is there a way you can find out how full a disk partition is?
>I didn't find it using fdisk.
Phil...
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1. Disk full on non-full disk???
On a Dell v2.2 system I have a 2G disk partitioned as ~300M root and
~1.4G /home (I know it doesn't add up :-)
The system is saying the /home partition is full even though df reports
blocks and inodes available?
$ df -vi
Mount Dir Filesystem blocks used free %used iused ifree %iused
/ /dev/root 601562 460352 141210 76% 22896 171664 11%
/proc /proc 0 0 0 0% 75 951 7%
/dev/fd /dev/fd 0 0 0 0% 66 0 100%
/home /dev/dsk/0s3 2813640 2439692 373948 86% 92123 975141 8%
/stand /dev/dsk/0s10 14336 11044 3292 77% 8 128 5%
Could this be some sort of kernel table overflow/corruption, some parameter needs
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