Tom Lineman said:
> I installed linux on a 75 mb partition and have no others to spare,
> so obviously space is a problem for me. All I'd like to know is how I can
> see how much space there is left on my system, other than going through each
> directory and ls'ing and then adding up space used.
Low!!
You can also use "du" (abbr. from Disk Usage)
it has some nice options so using it like:
du -hs *
in a directory will list all subdirectories with their sizes in
human-readable units
hope this helps
Marcin
On Tue, Sep 07, 1999 at 08:06:52PM -0700, Seth R Arnold wrote:
> Tom -- df will do
Tom -- df will do what you want. :)
On Tue, Sep 07, 1999 at 07:16:47PM -0600, Tom Lineman wrote:
> Hello again.
>
> I installed linux on a 75 mb partition and have no others to spare,
> so obviously space is a problem for me. All I'd like to know is how I can
> see how much space there is left
>
> Hello again.
>
> I installed linux on a 75 mb partition and have no others to spare,
> so obviously space is a problem for me. All I'd like to know is how I can
> see how much space there is left on my system, other than going through each
> directory and ls'ing and then adding up space us
Hello again.
I installed linux on a 75 mb partition and have no others to spare,
so obviously space is a problem for me. All I'd like to know is how I can
see how much space there is left on my system, other than going through each
directory and ls'ing and then adding up space used.
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