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Thanks Simon.. that's what I did, the second part that is. these are the top listed (assuming in size order as below that do sem to get smaller):
Cerce ~ # du -x /|sort -rn|more
9231712ÂÂÂ /
5205576ÂÂÂ /usr
2181916ÂÂÂ /usr/lib
1843864ÂÂÂ /var
1783328ÂÂÂ /usr/share
1431444ÂÂÂ /lib
1313428ÂÂÂ /lib/modules
1086380ÂÂÂ /var/cache
979212ÂÂÂ /var/cache/apt
898768ÂÂÂ /var/cache/apt/archives
I think that means /usr is 5Gb?
Julian
On 13/08/14 17:00, Simon Avery wrote:
There aren't that many off root in your setup that aren't listed, why not descend into each one and " du -h --max-depth=1 " ?
Or just run that off root - only shows a summary for each dir.
On 13 August 2014 16:47, stinga <stinga+dcglug@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
-xOn 13/08/14 16:38, Julian Hall wrote:
du -k <dir>|sort -rn|moreThanks for that.. how do I tell it to /just/ list / and ignore all my mounted drives? At the moment it's wasting time churning out data on all my other partitions including my NAS box. All I want to know is what directories on / are eating all the space.
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