On Fri, 11 Jun 1999, J Horacio MG wrote:
> Well, since I already have my filesystem "scattered" into different
> partitions, `df' is useful. But yes, I should have said `du /dir' (for
> every directory we want to keep in a separate partition) for someone whose
> system is all in one partition.
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Brad dixit:
~> On Thu, 10 Jun 1999, J Horacio MG wrote:
~>
~> > Make `df /usr', `df /home', `df /var',... in your current installation,
~>
~> Did you mean 'du -s' instead of 'df'? df will only tell you how much the
~> entire partition is using, sort of useless unless you're simply resizing
~> par
On Thu, 10 Jun 1999, J Horacio MG wrote:
> Make `df /usr', `df /home', `df /var',... in your current installation,
Did you mean 'du -s' instead of 'df'? df will only tell you how much the
entire partition is using, sort of useless unless you're simply resizing
partitions without changing the file
Make `df /usr', `df /home', `df /var',... in your current installation,
and that will give you an idea of the percentage space you need for each
one. For directories which include others, like "/", you can do `df'
and substract the rest.
The dir "/root" should remain in "/", no need to make a sep
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