Hi, I'm intereted in XFS filesystem.. i have a question

Hi, I'm intereted in XFS filesystem.. i have a question

[안재형]

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Hello,
 
at first, I apologize my broken english.
 
I'm interested in your filesystem XFS.
 
and I installed and used XFSprogs.
 
I want to see free space blocks or none-allocation blocks. I can't find program in XFSprogs package. 
 
How find the free space of none-allocation blocks in XFS filesystem?
 
thank read my mail.

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Re: Hi, I'm intereted in XFS filesystem.. i have a question

[Linda Walsh]

안재형 wrote:
> I want to see free space blocks or none-allocation blocks. I can't find 
> program in XFSprogs package.
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	You should be able to use the standard linux utils for those --
xfsprogs are only for things that are xfs specific, but "df" tells you
free space & used.  The "du" command will showyou how many blocks are really
used in a block.  ... etc. '

That's a benefit of the OS kernel.

If you want more technical details, you can try the xfs tool
"xfs_info with -o,ro.  That shows you # blocks total.


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