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Most tutorials I read contain commands that show you how to do something and their output so you know what to look for. I think your problem is that you talk about what you do instead of actually showing us output from commands executed. Can you fix that now and in new posts?
Can you explain more about problem of my question, I can't understand your solution.
I install lessfs for deduplication , it work right, that is, I copy multi files that are same and lessfs store only a file,
but my problem is when i delete them ,dont return free space to total space, and in properties show same space without reduce.
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