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Sorry for the delay. RedHat's mirror sites as well as the default site was down last night. I finally had to install a torrent client to get the Live iso.
Currently I'm having trouble mounting the old drive. I can't even switch to root.
So I'm googling now for the default root password to the Live shell as well as how to mount the old drive to edit the runlevel.
Okay. I've found pages that "explain" to me what gvfs is... can someone tell me in layman's terms? Is it "new" to the Fedora 9 release? I've been using the df -h command for some time across releases 6 through 9 and I don't recall this "space mirroring" line item.
However, it is why DUA was reporting the disk as twice it's size. So I de-selected it for scanning purposes and now DUA is reporting correctly.
I also found many files that were never emptied from trash, so it is beginning to look as if I do not have a disk usage reporting problem.
After cleaning everything up, I will edit back to run level 5 and see if Gnome rebooting was caused by the HD being full.
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