On Sat, 17 Feb 2001, Stephen Hargrove wrote:
> I'm having some problems figuring out how much space Linux is seeing on
> my hard drive. df -h shows 13gb, fdisk -s shows 80043262 blocks, and
> cfdisk shows 81964.31Mb. The disk should be 80gb, so I'm hoping cfdisk
> is correct. But I don't know what 80043262 blocks translates to, and I'm
> concerned that df -h would only be reporting 13gb.
>
> Any thoughts?
sure. george w. bush really does remind me of alfred e. neuman, but i'm
guessing you were asking about df.
the output from fdisk and cfdisk seem fine -- 80 gb, give or take --
while df will show you only the unused space in mounted filesystems.
thus, if you have large, unallocated/fdisked/mounted portions of the
drive, df will certainly not take them into account.
all in all, your output seems reasonable.
rday
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