Unix 'bdf' command
 

I'm in the process of moving scripts and code from a Unix server over to Linux and I came across one script that uses the 'bdf' command (which I hadn't heard of before) which reports the number of free disk blocks. There doesn't appear to be a 'bdf' command on Linux, though there's probably one that does the same thing. Does anyone know of a Linux command that is the equivalent of the Unix 'bdf'? Thank you.

Should be able to configure to give whatever output you want

Hi cleopard,
You can use 'df' instead of 'bdf' which is a Berkeley form of 'df' which measures in 1024-byte blocks as opposed to 512-byte blocks in 'df'.

With Regards,
Theorist

use df -P