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Partitions and filesystems seem to be my theme for the day :-)
Is there a command to check the size of a mounted filesystem and other directories. For instance, how can I tell the size, in MB, of / or /mnt or of a partition like /mnt/fat32 all from a terminal.
Nevermind y'all because I think I've got it. du, disk usage, does a pretty good job. If anyone has any other commands I'd like to know what they are. Thanks.
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