Sorry, I forgot the disk usage:
Filesystem 1k-blocks Used available
Use% Mounted on
/dev/hda6 1492311 1416797 0 100% /
/dev/hdc 556054 556054 0 100% /mnt
Thats what It said before I removed the files too.
du -s /tmp:
9 /tmp
du -s /var/tmp:
1 /var/tmp
df /tmp and df /usr gave the same results as above for /dev/hda6
When I was at /root ]# I did an ls -al and that's where I found the core
files. I also have a personal login I use instead of root. I
checked /usr and there are only directories in there.
df SOME_DIRECTORY
will list the used/free space of the partition that directory happens to
be on. This means for example that if you have one big partition for
all, "df /tmp" and "df /usr" should produce the same output.
If you want to check how much space a particular directory uses, cd into
that directory and use "du" (stands for "disk usage").
Now, there shouldn't be anything you need to delete in all of /usr, as
an ordinary user does not have write access to it. Hence, the crash
shouldn't have produced any "extra" files in /usr - *unless* you've been
working as "root" all the time (i.e. also when doing the GIMP work you
mentioned), which is a bad thing for this very reason.
So, to be able to help you further, I need to know at the very minimum
the output of "df" as well as the output of "du -s /tmp" and
"du -s /var/tmp". The last two will tell how much space those two
directories use.
Cheerio,
Thomas
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