Mark Knecht <markknecht <at> gmail.com> writes:
> OK, good info - but what can I remove? Or more important how can I
> find what's talking up too much space. /home, /usr/portage and /var
> are on partitions of their own. There is about 200MB of Java stuff in
> /opt and I deleted everything in /tmp before I wrote the first note.
Well the first thing you need to do, is run a 'df' and see which
partitions are full. Then used these tools to find files by size and
date. Let's assume we're talking about /usr/portage/distfiles
for example:
REMOVING LARGE FILES IN /usr/portage/distfiles
find ./ -size +100000 -exec ls -lag {} \; | less <lists large files>
find ./ -size +100000 -print -exec rm {} \; <prints & removes large files>
You can then changethe size and work your way down.
Now let's look at old files in /usr/portage/disfiles
REMOVING OLD FILES IN /usr/protage/distfiles
find ./ -mtime +180 -exec ls -lag {} \; | less
find ./ -mtime +180 -print -exec rm {} \;
It really helps if you do this a the 90% point, and avoid
sluggish behavior.
Look at /home too. If you have one big partition, as recommended
in the handbook then removing any files will help.
/usr/src/* is another place to remove kernel sources, similarly,
/boot/
Be cautions!
hth,
James
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