How to . . . 1

[zscoundrel]

If you have been running RedHat and up2date, you probably need to 
manually delete several of the older versions of the Kernel.  My boot 
partition was set to 20 mb (4 times what had been recommended under 6.2) 
and I had 8 or 10 kernel versions listed.

up2date will update lilo to point to the correct versions, but 
apparently it won't clean up to old versions.  (And I don't think I 
would want it to either!!!)

Brian Densmore wrote:
> du -h > /some_dir/whosusing.txt
>  there are other options this will give a looooooooooooooong listing of
> usage
> 
> man du to get an idea of what options you might like to use to fine tune
> it.
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>>-----Original Message-----
>>From: Bradley Miller [mailto:bradmiller at accesszone.com]
>>Sent: Tuesday, April 01, 2003 12:35 PM
>>To: kclug at kclug.org
>>Subject: How to . . . ?
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>>How do I find where all my space has went?  My Linux root 
>>drive is full, so 
>>I'm getting all sorts of nasty problems.  Both /home and /var 
>>are pointed 
>>elsewhere . . .
>>
>>-- Bradley Miller 
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>>majordomo at kclug.org
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