I want to know the amount of free-space on a particular disk, a dos-disk. So, I used the "df" command thusly: bash-2.02$ df d: Filesystem 1024-blocks Used Available Capacity Mounted on c: 2096160 2028672 67488 97% / bash-2.02$ I was surprised when it gave me the space-values for the "C:" drive instead of "D:". I tried other variants of the command, and got data such as bash-2.02$ df -h Filesystem Size Used Avail Capacity Mounted on \\.\tape1: 2.2G 2.0G 285M 88% /dev/st1 \\.\tape0: 2.2G 2.0G 285M 88% /dev/st0 \\.\b: 2.2G 2.0G 285M 88% /dev/fd1 \\.\a: 2.2G 2.0G 285M 88% /dev/fd0 c: 2.0G 1.9G 81M 96% / however, this did not give me space for "d:". Neither did bash-2.02$ df -k //d Filesystem 1024-blocks Used Available Capacity Mounted on c: 2096160 2028672 67488 97% / bash-2.02$ I am using versions 3.16 and 4.0 for these tests, as shown by bash-2.02$ df --version df (GNU fileutils) 3.16 bash-2.02$ ./df.exe --version df (GNU fileutils) 4.0 I get similar results on both versions. It appears that the FILE I give as an argument may be being ignored? Or am I missing something about the mappings? Thanks, ..Paul S. _______________________________________________ Bug-fileutils mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-fileutils
