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    How to tell how much drive space left?

    Just a quick question,how can you tell how much drive space is used and how much is left on a partition.As I'm installing more and more programs to my root directory,I'd like to be able to keep up with the space usage.I read in a post that you can use "df -h -T " but not sure if this is for the entire partition or the used/unused parts.I may need to enlarge my root partition even though I have a separate /home partition.The root is only 6GB.

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    Re: How to tell how much drive space left?

    It will give you all the info you need.

    partition,file format,size, used, unused, available, percent used, mount point.
    ~$sudo make me a sandwich

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      Re: How to tell how much drive space left?

      Ok, thanks eriefisher!

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        Re: How to tell how much drive space left?

        Originally posted by Knoobquest

        The root is only 6GB.
        With a separate /home partition, you're very unlikely to need more space for root -- unless you start packing in a lot of stuff that doesn't belong there.

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          Re: How to tell how much drive space left?

          If you would like confirmation, open a Konsole and type:
          Code:
          df -hTxtmpfs
          and post the results for review.
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          Using Kubuntu Linux since March 23, 2007.
          "It is a capital mistake to theorize before one has data." - Sherlock Holmes

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            Re: How to tell how much drive space left?

            Originally posted by Knoobquest
            I'd like to be able to keep up with the space usage
            In addition to what already has been posted:

            http://www.penguin.ch/dokuwiki/doku....ries:diskusage

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