chaostic

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Posted: June 26 2008,01:03 |
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Quote (meo @ June 25 2008,19:57) | Hi chaostic!
Thank you for your comment. The thing is that I'm running DSL (embedded with the following boot code from a cd: dsl fromhd=/dev/sda1 frugal ) from a SDHC card attached to the usb port so I assumed that /home was a combination of the SWAP partition and the RAM memory but I might be wrong. So what would be /home in this case?
Have fun everybody with DSL, meo
EDIT: Since /home now have three values ( used, left and total ) I have to clearify that I'm referring to the used value that only changes within a range of about 8 MB. |
From .torsmorc:
Code Sample | # fs_free (fs) Free space on a file system available # for users. ~snip~ /home $color${fs_free /home/dsl}/${fs_size /home/dsl} ${color grey}${fs_bar 3 /home/dsl}
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Run "df -h" then "ls -halF /" Whatever filesystem "/home/dsl" is on is what /home shows. Since you didn't say you had a persistent home, /home/dsl should be on /ramdisk/home/dsl /home in torsmo should be showing the free user space (Minus the default spacing saved for the root user) available on the /ramdisk/
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