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Pls guys, what command do i use to dispaly the Disk size and Ram Size my system?
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df --> tells you the free as well as used disk space df -ivt--> gives more detailed info. /etc/dfspace -->gives u the space for the root file system. you can also try this du -- > gives disk space used by specified files and directories..
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