On 30Nov2006 19:17, Loyal Barber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: | I want to know the block size of my ext3 file system, | How can i check this? | Is there any command to check the block size in linux. | or anyoher way to get block size. | Please send details to get all informaion about block size in linux. | --------------------------------- | Poor man's way: | | echo "a" > junk.kil | ls -lk junk.kil | | The size display will be in 1kb blocks. Since the contents of the file | should be much smaller than the block size, the file should take up one | block.
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