Re: gorged harddrive

Surely your hard drive is only doing what it wilt.

Why complain then?


On Monday 31 March 2008 07:14:54 charles f. zeitler wrote:
i've been pruning my "downloads" disk,
rather drastically, and not making a dent.

today some more, less drastic but still
hefty, same result.

revisited du- checked it twice - three
times- yup, it reports one directory at
800+ gb- on a 400gb disk!

fsck (forced) failed to report any problems,
there don't seem to be any symlinks,
and the sub-direcory sizes are sane...

any ideas welcome, and appreciated.

charles zeitler

: Do What Thou Wilt :
:
: Shall Be :
:
: The Whole of The Law :

--Aleister Crowley--


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