Disk Space In Linux(df)-Lesson(5)
df
df stands for disk filesystem. Full summary of available and used disk space usage of the file system. device name-total blocks-total disk space- used disk space- available disk space — mount points on a file system.
df -a
displays information of dummy file systems along with all the file system.
df -k in kilo bytes
df -m in mega bytes
df- - total total for a size, used and available columns in the output.
df- -sync forces a sync resulting in the output being fully up to date.
df -P Uses a standard, portable, output format.
df -h Human Readable formats
df -hT /home or df -hT /usr -information of only device /home file system in human readable format
df -i number of used inode
df -T file system type along with other information.
df -t tmpfs displays certain file system type
df -x tmpfs excludes certain file system type
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