I'm using 3.8G
That's with OOo, KDE, etc.. when hd's get bigger, the size of everything seems to as well.
Look at my freaking file system.
I have not that many stuff on it. Some basic stuff, OO.o, GNUCash, IRC, LICQ, no bloat Mozilla ( just firefox ), no games and stuff. Geeee ....Code:compunuts@sienna:~$ df -h Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on /dev/hda1 1.9G 1.8G 21M 99% / tmpfs 94M 0 94M 0% /dev/shm /dev/hda2 1.1G 483M 578M 46% /home /dev/hdb2 1.1G 279M 787M 27% /var /dev/hdc1 3.0G 321M 2.5G 12% /data compunuts@sienna:~$
Anybody run out of room like that on 2G root partition? What kind of crap would take that many space? I thought only Windows take too much space but now I'm not sure it holds any truth to it.
>Now, I will have to re-install >
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I'm using 3.8G
That's with OOo, KDE, etc.. when hd's get bigger, the size of everything seems to as well.
check out /tmp
Do a du -x -d1 on / and see what's taking up so much space.
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check out /tmp
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Well, here.
So it seems it's not that big stuff in /tmp. ???Code:sienna:/tmp# ls -lh total 28K srwxr-xr-x 1 compunuts compunuts 0 Jul 25 17:47 OSL_PIPE_1000_SingleOfficeIPC_69328bb790adb36867742d2fb7a9c6 drwxr-x--- 2 compunuts compunuts 4.0K Jul 25 10:34 fah drwx------ 3 compunuts compunuts 4.0K Jul 25 10:34 gconfd-compunuts drwx------ 2 compunuts compunuts 4.0K Jul 25 10:34 keyring-Hk1rnY drwx------ 2 root root 4.0K Jul 25 12:17 libgksu1.2-XqzJZE drwx------ 2 compunuts compunuts 4.0K Jul 25 17:48 orbit-compunuts drwx------ 2 compunuts compunuts 4.0K Jul 25 10:34 ssh-MarGPh1044 drwxr-xr-x 2 compunuts compunuts 4.0K Jul 25 17:50 svlnc.tmp srwxr-xr-x 1 compunuts compunuts 0 Jul 25 10:36 sylpheed-1000 sienna:/tmp#
[quote author=praetorian link=board=14;threadid=9605;start=0#msg87384 date=1091159670]
Do a du -x -d1 on / and see what's taking up so much space.
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WOW ... now this is a great tool ..... Never know it existed. Thanks.
Although it can be overwhelming, it's still going through file system after about 3 minutes now, but it can be very helpful.
;D
At least I have found so far that a great deal of space is used ( uselessly? ) by /usr/share/gnome/help with different languages ( but all I use is English but there are at least a few more such as de, fr, it, ja, a few chineses and so on ) and /usr/share/docs/ . I mean I've never read a doc from my box and since I have multiple boxes, I don't think I need them. Plus, there are manuals for things that I never installed such as KDE and webmin. Also, I don't have KDE but I have KDE stuff like khtml, kworldclock, kdeprint and stuff. Geeee .......
I can't seem to find a single biggest file ( or a few ) that I could delete and be done with it. It was all messy stuff all over.
Now, I need to go back to Debian's way of minimalist aproach again unless I can get 160 GB drive in here.
Thanks for all the help guys.
hello,
i had a strange thing happen to me twice, my partition was completely full, i found an offending file but it size was no where near what the filesystem said it was. i never figured out what cuased it it, but rebooting and running fsck.ext3 fixed it...
Check /opt often that is not given it's own partition and can be huge. Just symlink it to like /usr/opt or something (But move it there first)
[quote author=gorn link=board=14;threadid=9605;start=0#msg87424 date=1091211320]
Check /opt often that is not given it's own partition and can be huge. Just symlink it to like /usr/opt or something (But move it there first)
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Hhhmm ... Interesting .....Code:sienna:/opt# du -x -h 4.0K . sienna:/opt#
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