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03-13-2007
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block sizess
hi
I'm experiencing disk full errors on one of my boxes and can't unzip an archive that contains tests to execute( last file in zip - a data file is truncated) I've tried df on the box with the problem and freespace is 100418912 from a df command. How much is that exactly? It's in 1k-blocks (1024kilobytes? 1024 kilobits?) An ls -l on the folder containing all the files in the zips totals at 70284989 (Kilobytes? kilobits?) I've man'ed ls and it does'nt say how the filesize is returned can anyone explain? thanks 
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03-13-2007
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check if this works in your system:
Code:
df -h check if this works in your system: Code:
ls -lh
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