all my disk space?
Eric Dunbar
eric.dunbar at gmail.com
Mon Mar 28 18:18:42 MST 2005
In a GUI terminal start with
du --max-depth=2 -h /
and wait (depending on how fast your computer is). You could also do
--max-depth=1 to limit output or =3, =4 or =10 to get more. Scroll
down the list and see where the offender(s) is/are (I predict
/etc/yum/ but it could be anywhere).
df -h
may also give you some output that's informative.
Eric.
On Mon, 28 Mar 2005 13:17:47 -0600, Kevin McMahon
<butters at buttershome.com> wrote:
> my hd has filled up with something that I am unaware of, is there some
> directory that I may get rid of to gain my space back? I am using ydl
> 4.0 and the hd just got full to 97%, where are all of these files or
> directories?, my home folder is less than 1gig and I have 6 gigs alloted
> for ydl and at the beginning I had lots of space...
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