/ full?

[Jim Herrmann]

This is the end of that list.  I assume it is rolled up, as in /usr/share and 
/usr/lib are all rolled up to /usr, and /usr and /home are both included in 
the / count.  I still don't see where all the space went.  As you can see 
below, the vast majority of my data (10G of 12G) is in my /home partition.  
I'm still confused.

105900  /usr/share/doc/HOWTO
118068  /usr/lib/openoffice/program
124196  /usr/X11R6/lib
125200  /home/jim/Mail/.ZZArchives.directory/.Inbox.directory
125548  /home/jim/Mail/.ZZArchives.directory
164544  /usr/bin
171692  /usr/src/linux-2.4.19-16mdk
171748  /usr/src
182028  /usr/lib/openoffice
186692  /usr/X11R6
236036  /home/jim/Mail
392064  /usr/share/doc
427068  /home/jim/mp3/weather_report/heavy_weather
427072  /home/jim/mp3/weather_report
514588  /home/jim/mp3/return_to_forever/romantic_warrior
514592  /home/jim/mp3/return_to_forever
634044  /usr/lib
648736  /home/jim/WindozeStuff/Audio/Johnny
896260  /home/jim/WindozeStuff/Audio/Flanders Field
949384  /home/jim/WindozeStuff/Audio/Cakewalk/WaveData
959580  /home/jim/mp3
991208  /usr/share
1567236 /home/jim/WindozeStuff/Audio/Cakewalk
2242956 /usr
3865684 /home/jim/WindozeStuff/Audio
4051424 /home/jim/WindozeStuff
4652564 /home/jim/Downloads
10211116        /home/jim
10215744        /home
12665840        /

On Friday 29 November 2002 07:23 pm, Duane Attaway wrote:
> This will give you a usage breakdown of your root directory:
>
> du / | sort +0n
>
> the n is numeric sort for the 0th column.
>
> On Fri, 29 Nov 2002, Jim Herrmann wrote:
> > I'm trying to figure out why my root (/) partition, I have / and /home,
> > shows that it is full.  I have 5.3G allocated to /, and there's only 60M
> > left! Where did it all go.  According to properties in Konqueror, the
> > /usr is only 1.8G, which sounds about right for my install.  /Var is 58M,
> > /lib is 58M, /tmp about 1M, /opt is 73M,. /etc is 8.5M, other
> > insignificant amounts. Where did 2.5G of disk space go?  How can I find
> > it and get it back?
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Jim
> >
> >