[vox-tech] Are those values in kilobytes?

[Marc Elliot Hall]

Walther The Writer wrote:
> /dev/hde3              2016016    654504   1259100  35% /
> /dev/hde5              1007960     16452    940304   2% /tmp
> /dev/hde6              5039560    144688   4638868   4% /var
> /dev/hde7              5039560   1350156   3433400  29% /usr
> /dev/hde8              5039560     78668   4704888   2% /home
> /dev/hde9              5039560     32828   4750728   1% /backup
> /dev/hde10               99521      4147     90235   5% /chroot
> /dev/hde11            33864652  19688696  12455732  62% /media
> none                    128416         0    128416   0% /dev/shm
> 
> And if so, probably stupid question, but what are they in MB? Also,
> what size of one cylinder when using fdisk? Any comments are appreciated.

presuming that these are the results of:

# df

try using

# df -h

for human readable output, instead. That'll tell you MB, GB, etc. Much 
more readable for most folks.

You should see headings like so:

Filesystem            Size  Used Avail Use% Mounted on

Followed by a nicely formatted list of devices, their sizes, the amount 
of each used in MB/GB and percent, and the mount point of each partition.


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