Questions tagged [df]
df is a standard Unix computer program used to display the amount of available disk space for filesystems
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Difference in free disk space - ncdu and df
I've noticed that there is a huge difference in free disk space for root by using "ncdu" or "df" for me:
df -Th:
dev devtmpfs 7,8G 0 7,8G 0% /dev
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Unable to Detect Size of Brand new Hard Disk
I just purchased a 8TB hard drive today.
I just put it in my USB enclosure.
fdisk -l did see the device:
Disk /dev/sdc: 1404.5 GB, 1404493455360 bytes, 2743151280 sectors
Units = sectors of 1 * 512 ...
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Is there a way I can check which block of disk is really used?
I use df and du to check disk usage of centos,then I get different results from these tools.
[root@localhost home]# df -Th
Filesystem Type Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on
/dev/mapper/...
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What is the total size of your Linux installation and total partitions on the system?
I am going through the Linux documentation and trying to answer the following questions
On which partition is your home directory?
How many partitions are on your system?
What is the total size of ...
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Why does rm over NFS not free space immediately?
I'm on a SUSE Enterprise server which has mounted a drive via an NFS mount. I have created a 34GB file via dd if=/dev/Zero of=test_file bs=8k Count=4194304 to test the write speed of the NFS share. ...
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Increase root disk space
New to Linux, I want to increase the size of disk space in fedora-root and it appears that theres ~16GB of available space in other filesystems. Is this a correct assessment? Below I provide the ...
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This is my `df -h` output. Why is my 256G SSD partioned into so many filesystems?
Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on
udev 63G 0 63G 0% /dev
tmpfs 13G 139M 13G 2% /run
/dev/nvme0n1p2 103G 22G 77G 22% /
tmpfs 63G ...
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df hide ifree etc (GNU)
(analogous to https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/263437/df-hide-ifree-iused-512-blocks-customize-column-format-dont-show-inode-info for BSD)
How can I hide the columns beginning with i (iused, ...
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how to increase the space on docker in CentOS7?
How can I increase the space on this docker? I need to transfer 30G of images into this docker to do the image processing within the docker however seems I only have 2G available
$ sudo docker pull ...
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Linux df command returns permission denied
Any ideas on how I can fix this, Im not sure it should return those results anyway...
$ df
df: `/var/named/chroot/etc/named': Permission denied
df: `/var/named/chroot/var/named': Permission denied
df:...
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Disk space usage per owner, group or user
I am writing a small tool in which I need to find per-user, owner or group File-system-memory-usage.
There is no quotas for each one, so all of them works under the same HDFS parameters in the ...
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Parse df output by columns
I'm having difficulty extracting the Filesystem and Mounted on columns from the df ouput.
$df -Hl
Results in
Filesystem Size Used Avail Capacity iused ifree %...
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df says there is no free space, but there is free space
df shows there is no free space, but it also shows there is only 7,9/21G used.
Filesystem Size Used Avail. Used% Mount path
-> /dev/simfs 21G 7,9G 0 100% /
devtmpfs 2,0G ...
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Wrong available storage reported for mac os
The available space on my Macbook Air is not getting reported correctly.
Hard disk capacity is 120GB out of which 17GB is getting reported as available space when I check HD info.
When I see in ...
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Why does the output of `lsblk` and `df -h` seem to conflict?
I'm trying to create a directory /mnt/data that will be mounted on to /dev/mapper/centos-home, since that's the biggest partition. The output of lsblk looks like this:
NAME MAJ:MIN RM ...
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