I like to pipe the `du` output straight into a `sort` command. That way
the biggest directories appear at the end.
cd /
sudo du -sk * |sort -n
That is for directories. If you are looking for the largest files, you
can try something like this:
ls -lR |sort -nk5
On 06/13/17 04:31, Arnaud
Dear Jiyong,
To find which directory is using the space disk, you can go to the root
directory, and use the 'du' tool as root user (or with sudo).
cd /
sudo du -hs * 2> /dev/null
Wait a bit, and every single directory will appear with his size. If you see an
unexpected big size for a
