On Mon, 16 May 2005, Gary R. Van Sickle wrote:This I do: Those are just mount table entries. Memory usage won't change regardless of the number or size of files in the directory a Cygwin mount table entry points to. So there's no consequence there.
True for the actual disk space usage. However, if "du -s" is used from the root, it will traverse both "/bin" and "/usr/bin", and add up the numbers (so you get the size of /bin counted twice, same for /lib). Igor
Hmm, du -ls is for duplicate traversal on hardlinks.
Without -l (default: opt_count_all=0) it should IMHO be fixed to ignore the second /usr/bin
$ ls -id /bin /usr/bin 2533274790648232 /bin 2533274790648232 /usr/bin
Same inode, so it's easy to check.
mkdir -p /tmp/test/test1 /tmp/test/test2 cd /tmp/test # junction or mount is the same here junction `cygpath -w /tmp/test/test1` test3 cp ../* test1/ ls -i 22236523160786906 test1 9288674232096745 test2 22236523160786906 test3 # test2 is empty, test3 hardlinked to test1 $ du 2636 ./test1 0 ./test2 2636 ./test3 5272 . $ du -l 2636 ./test1 0 ./test2 2636 ./test3 5272 .
=> coreutils bug with du opt_count_all=0 ?
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