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rootfs file system location?
I want to look at the space and get a good idea of what's taking what. What is the file system location of rootfs?
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in X-terminal:
cd / du -h . [enjoy list of hundreds of subdirs] |
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simple search should get you answers to basic questions
df -k on the xterm will give you the status of filesystems *EDIT* du command is to see the size of the files in the specified/current path. |
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I have ran 'df -kh' and although it shows the usage of rootfs it doesn't show the file system location of rootfs, only the usage of rootfs. It does show a few directories but these don't add up to be rootfs as their file size is over 256MB.
Also, 'du -h' will just show directory space usage and not provide the location of rootfs. |
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Is that article suggesting that every directory that isn't /home, /home/user/Mydocs or /media/mmc1 is the rootfs?
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MyDocs is what you see in the N900 File Manager. |
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