I'm wondering if anyone else has experienced this issue. I'm building Redhat 5.1 linux servers under VM. I usually define the server's minidisk under VM to accommodate the / filesystem under linux. Unless I'm wrong, the specs are 850 K/Cyl(3390s). I do the math and create the minidisk for the / directory under Linux. I get it installed and do a 'df' command to see filesystem usage/size. I noticed that the total filesystem space results are less than what I expected to see. I know that during Linux installation, the minidisk is linux-formatted. Is that where I'm losing disk space? Is there a formula I can use to account for this?
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