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Hey there,
Here is the problem:
I've just re-installed arch two days ago, I partitioned my 500GB hdd like this:
30 GB /
512 Swap
remaining /home
but today i realized that i accidentally changed the place of Swap & home, i had only 512 MB for home & a 460 GB Swap partition.
So, I booted with Gparted, Deleted the swap, resized the home & created a 512 MB Swap partition.
everything is up & running BUT Gparted numbers are diffrent from Disk Usage analyzer and nautilus.
GParted:
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Disk usage analyzer:
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Nautilus:
400 GB free space.
As you can see, Gparted says 14 GB is in use but Disk usage analyzer says that's only about 500 MB.
And Gparted Says there 422 GB free while nautilus says its 400 GB !!!
To sum it up : I'm totally confused!
Last edited by Inxsible (2011-01-10 19:37:39)
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Ext filesystems reserve 5% of partition capacity for root. Run "tune2fs -r 0 /dev/sdXY" to disable it.
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WOW!
Such a Fast & Accurate reply!
That was it !
Thank you so much Lucke.
What about Disk Usage reports?
Gparted says 14 GB, Disk Usage analyzer says 500 MB.
Why is that?
Last edited by tuxrux (2011-01-10 19:03:22)
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Does gparted still say 14 GB after you've disabled the reserved space?
Run "df -h /home" and "du -hs /home" and paste the output.
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Yes. It does.
Here are the outputs.
df -h /home
Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on
/dev/sda5 423G 461M 423G 1% /home
du -hs /home
du: cannot access `/home/tuxrux/.gvfs': Permission denied
452M /home
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Filesystem structures always take some space, but 14 GB seems a bit excessive. At least the readings of df and du are similar - you have 423 GB of space available.
I remember a similar topic, though - with something apparently eating a lot of space - but I don't remember the conclusions. Try searching the forum.
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I think df output is more reasonable than gparted.
Is gprated giving wrong number? or Is there really 14 GBs used? Disk usage analyzer also confirms df output.
What do you think lucke?
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You could see what cfdisk says.
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How should i do that?
I used:
cfdisks /dev/sda5
it says: FATAL ERROR,Can not open disk drive.
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You have to use "cfdisk /dev/sda" (as superuser)
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I think this belongs in the Newbie corner...
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