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An example of individual directory size of filesystem "/usr" sorted to reverse order of size in kilobytes.
Code:
find /usr/ -xdev -type d -exec du -kxs {} \;|sort -n -r |pg
There is usually a slight discrepancy between the figures from "bdf" and "du". |
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