On 17 Oct 2000, Ricardo Anguiano wrote:
> # find all large files, change 1000 to suit taste
> find / -size +1000 -exec ls -l {} \;
> # find out which directory/file has the most stuff/is biggest
> du -s * | sort -rn
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Thanks for all your help, everyone. [1] Since I sent this, the thought
struck me:
"Holy spumoni, Batman!" I said to myself, very quietly so as not to alarm
the rest of my algorithms class. "It's not a SPACE problem, it's a
PARTITION problem! Back when I was setting up the box in the first place,
it was a RH/Debian dual boot!" Since I'm now using Debian exclusively,
I'm trying to delete /redhat/* and use that partition for /home , a
brilliant idea somewhat hampered by mv's reluctance to move directories
across filesystems. I'll think of something eventually. [2]
But thanks for all the help!
--nicole twn
[1] Except Micah. :)
[2] Can I use fdisk to merge two partitions while I'm using one of them,
or would that be a Bad Idea?
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