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To: longterm@chatusa.com (DanB)
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Subject: Re: Hard disc space availble? Hard drive size
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> 
> How do you tell what size your hard drive is. And how much free space is
> left.

Easiest is the  df(1)  command.

Generally I do  df -k  so I can see sizes listed in KiloBytes, 
but you can check the man page and pick your own set of switches.

////jerry

> 
> Dan
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