Re: tmp and system partition
- From: JT <reply_only_to@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 14 Sep 2010 13:23:49 +0200
On 14/09/10 11:05, Eef Hartman wrote:
Prof. Filipe <prof.fmpaiva@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:Or:
How can I see everything that is on the system partition?Usage, or all files?
Usage with "df" (Disk Free"), everything which is NOT in other
mounts there, is in the system partition, i.e. (very simple):
$ df
/dev/sda1 51605464 7736080 41247980 16% /
/dev/sda3 420851268 113639660 307211608 28% /data
my local disk _here_ only has 2 fs'es (and a swap on sda2):
/data, and "everything else", except for network (NFS etc) mounts,
of course.
All files:
find / -xdev -ls
is a good option (find from /, but do NOT cross mount points, and
list all files (and dirs and special files).
On the above / fs that will be about 320 000 lines !!
dd if=/dev/sda1
:-D
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Kind regards, JT
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