Command to find free space?
 

I'm not sure if this is the right thread or not, if not please let me know the proper way to post my question.

My question is, how to find out how much free space on your disk (I'm using centos)

Thank you in advance,

Asha

The "free" command tells you how much data is free.
For free's manual page and more info.

df command is the solution.

Refer http://currentlinux.com/blog/?p=91 for more help

free command gives only data about memory in the system. It does not give disk usage etc..

Thank you
 

Thank you all for your help, free command is great:)

Oh whoops, lol wrong command, yes it's supposed to be "df" or "du" depending on what you're looking for, but it seems like you want df.

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I also like to use ncdu for disk space analysis as you can drill down into the file system to see whats using the space.

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