DF(1M)             SYSTEM MAINTENANCE COMMANDS             DF(1M)


NAME
     df -- report number of free disk blocks and i-nodes


SYNOPSIS
     df  [-t  |  -c | -i] [-l] [-r] [-f] [-R] [-L] [file-system |
     directory]


DESCRIPTION
     df prints out the number of free blocks (512 bytes) and free
     i-nodes  in  mounted  file  systems, directories, or mounted
     resources by examining the counts kept in the  super-blocks.

     file-system  can  be  specified either by device name (e.g.,
     /dev/dsk/c1d0s2) or by mount  point  directory  name  (e.g.,
     /usr).

     directory  can  be  a  directory  name.  The report presents
     information for the device that contains the directory.

     In no arguments are used, the free space on all locally  and
     remotely mounted file systems is printed.

     Options:


     -t   Reports  total  allocated blocks and i-nodes as well as
          free blocks and i-nodes.


     -f   An actual count of the blocks in the free list is made,
          rather than taking the figure from the super-block
           (free i-nodes are not reported).

     -c   Report  the  amount of total allocated and used, avail-
          able space(k bytes), and how much of the file  system's
          total capacity has been used.

     -i   Report the number of used and free inodes, and how much
          of the inode's total capacity has been used,

          -c and -i options display the heading.

     -r   When the reallocating function is used, prints out  the
          amount of physical allocated blocks.(default)

     -l   Report only the local file systems.

     -R   When  the reallocating function is used, prints out the
          amount of logical allocated blocks.

     -L   If the disk type is SFS/H, prints out  the  information
          of the file management section.



SUPER-UX            Last change: Nov  2, 1995                   1





DF(1M)             SYSTEM MAINTENANCE COMMANDS             DF(1M)


FILES
     /dev/dsk/*
     /etc/mtab


SEE ALSO
     mount(1M), fs(4), mtab(4)


















































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