Linux DF view hard disk usage du view file size

DF is commonly used to view disk usage.

Du is commonly used to view the size of a folder.

Linux commands:

DF [-ahikhtm] [directory or folder]

Parameters:

-H: Display the usage of 1111000KB-XXXMB in a way that is easier to recognize, by default in KB

-I: Do not use disk capacity, with the number of inode to display

-A: List all file systems, including system-specific/proc and other file systems

-K: Display the file system in KB capacity (default)

-M: Display file system in MB capacity

-H: Substituting 1000 for 1024 in binary mode

-T: Along with the file system name of the partition (EXT3), etc. also listed

Example:

Df

Df-h

Df-ah

df-h [Dirname|filename]

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Du [-ahskm] file or directory name

-S: Lists the total, not each individual directory occupancy capacity!!!!

-H: Display in an easy-to-read manner (g/m)

-A: Lists all files and directory capacity, by default only the amount of files in the statistics directory

-S: does not include totals under the directory, and is different from-s

-K: List capacity Display in KB

-M: Displays the capacity in megabytes

Example:

List files in the current directory in kilobytes | Folder occupancy size

Du-s./*

List size in person-aware way

Du-sh./*

Sort by KB final display of top 5, measured in KB units

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Linux DF view hard disk usage du view file size