Alexander Pilipovsky wrote: > I cannot understand whats doing... :( > All day smbd loaded my CPU and now GNOME said me, that I have not free > space on /! Really, > sh-3.2# df -h > Файлова система Розм Вик Дост Вик% змонтований на > /dev/sda2 28G 28G 0 100% / > udev 10M 192K 9,9M 2% /dev > /dev/sda5 50G 34G 14G 71% /home > /dev/sda6 50G 17G 31G 36% /media/From > /dev/sda7 130G 110G 13G 90% /media/Different > /dev/sdb5 291G 274G 3,1G 99% /media/Large > /dev/sdb6 138G 39G 93G 30% /media/Library > /dev/sdb7 9,7G 5,4G 3,8G 60% /media/Crypt > shm 2,5G 0 2,5G 0% /dev/shm > but if I see on every separate folder, I cannot get 28 GB of loaded > space (I had 15 GB free yesterday). > sh-3.2# du -hs /opt > 2,5G /opt > sh-3.2# du -hs /bin > 5,7M /bin > sh-3.2# du -hs /dev > 192K /dev > sh-3.2# du -hs /root > 1,4M /root > sh-3.2# du -hs /tmp > 30K /tmp > sh-3.2# du -hs /var > 12G /var > sh-3.2# du -hs /boot > 35M /boot > sh-3.2# du -hs /etc > 11M /etc > sh-3.2# du -hs /lib > 35M /lib > sh-3.2# du -hs /mnt > 0 /mnt > sh-3.2# du -hs /sbin > 5,9M /sbin > sh-3.2# du -hs /sys > 0 /sys > The last install is Qt Creator with Qt SDK. > How to clean partition? > > Thanks! > > -- > Alexander Pilipovsky aka Engraver
If you unmount /home, does any file show up under /home then? Keep in mind, if you have files in for example /home then mount a new partition on /home, the old files are still on the root partition. It just mount /home on top of the old file on the root partition. I'm assuming the /media/* directories are CD, DVD or some other removable media? If not, unmount those and check to see if anything is hiding under there. Hope this helps. Dale :-) :-)
