The better way to find files of a given size is with find.
Example: find /var -size +10M -printf '%s %p\n' | sort -r
The above command will list all files under /var greater than 10MB in
size, sorted with the largest files at the top. You can of course
change the path as needed, and the size as well. Use G instead of M to
specify gigabytes instead of megabytes, or K for kilobytes. 'man find'
is your friend. :)
David
Robert Johnston wrote:
On 06/10/05, Chris Gackstatter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
OK I put a head on my headless machine and when I boot I can boot the system
in fail safe mode. When I do boot I also notice that MySql service fails to
start. Any thought on what this problem is. Any idea how I go about
finding very large files on my system?
If you had any HDD space, I'd say stick kdirstat on there.
As you don't, ls -l | less is your friend
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