Hi,
On 29/05/07, Jack Schneider <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi, Anyone.
My /Usr directory/slice is now over 5.2 GB for a basic workstation 6.2
install. thats 90%+ of the slice. I need help with a procedure to clean
it up. The machine is:
FreeBSD Growler.maplebend.net 6.2-RELEASE-p3 FreeBSD 6.2-RELEASE-p3 #2:
Wed Apr 18 11:16:35 CDT 2007
KDE 3.5.1
Updated /ports & Sources via CVSUP.
What about doing a
# cd /usr ; du -hs *
This will list the contents of the hierarchy, so you might get a
glimpse of where all your disk space is. A pretty good example would
be /usr/ports/distfiles. And if you don't do a "make clean" after you
installed a port you have a complete source tree, including object
files and read to be installed binaries in a ./work-subdir of every
port you installed.
cd /usr/ports ; make clean
will help in this case.
And is it possible that your home-Directory is actually
/usr/home/<username>? In all FreeBSD installations I did my home-dirs
end up there, /home being just a symlink to /usr/home.
HTH
Christian
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