[SOLVED]Disk space question!
okay! I have a few questions. Well I'm running Slackware 10 on like a 30gb harddrive which I installed from a 4gb harddrive which had 2 partitions / and swap. I used a live cd to mount and copy etc. The 30gb harddrive I split for OpenBSD and for Linux where I have on my linux partitions
ntrudaglich@(none):~$ df Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on /dev/hda1 885144 468720 365824 57% / /dev/hda6 885144 120 834424 1% /tmp /dev/hda7 885144 43768 790776 6% /var /dev/hda8 1313748 1200136 38512 97% /home /dev/hda9 4348752 1779424 2320724 44% /usr I'm wondering how can I find out what's taking up all the space on my /home partition? I've installed a few programs since I've copied it over from the 4gb harddrive to the 30gb harddrive but only system wide. I don't understand why my /home partition is filling up. Everthing I've installed or downloaded I've deleted. I've noticed that in the /home/ntrudaglich/.local/share/Trash/files/* all the files that I've installed, downloaded, and deleted show up there(but not exactly), or is being referenced there. I've tried deleting the files from /home/ntrudaglich/.local/share/Trash/files/* with no luck they still remain. Could that be whats taking up space? If, so what can I do about this and to prevent this from happening again? Thanks, ntrudaglich |
Okay it is /home/ntrudaglich/.local/share/Trash/files/*.
ntrudaglich@(none):~$ su -c "du -sh /home/ntrudaglich/.local/share/Trash/files" 933M /home/ntrudaglich/.local/share/Trash/files Can anyone tell me how to get rid of these files, and if possible prevent this? Thanks, ntrudaglich |
Fixed it. I was trying to rm -rf as a user but as root it worked.
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Good thing you have worked it out :)
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Be careful when using "rm -rf". Accidents DO happen :) |
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What, is there no real fix short of rm -rf? That's a pretty bad bug. I don't see this problem on my ubuntu install, but my debian testing has it.
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