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Old 20-01-2007, 10:33 PM   #1 (permalink) Top
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Default strange, free space confusion

as you can see from the image

gparted is showing 10.23Gb of free space but konqueror is showing /mnt/spr (mount point for hda3) only 11.2 but has only 7.8Gb of free space
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i did delete some non working VM's, why hasn't this become free space (standard delete not shift delete)

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Did you also try to press the refresh button?
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Old 21-01-2007, 09:13 AM   #3 (permalink) Top
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Did you also try to press the refresh button?
yeah tried that, selected <view> <show hidden files> and .Trash-0 appeared, shift deleted it and vwala, free space visible
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It looks just like the filesystem on that partition (ext3) is corrupted. Linux can't get the correct size, but the partition software does. Can you execute a scan on that partition?
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It looks just like the filesystem on that partition (ext3) is corrupted. Linux can't get the correct size, but the partition software does. Can you execute a scan on that partition?
problem sorted, just reveled hidden files & deleted trash
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I use df -lh to see how much space I have on disks.
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I use df -lh
i like that, i displays all freespace on all mountpoints
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ill have to remember that
oops, sorry, i mean it shows freespace and mountpoints

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