HFS freespace has bugged me for a while.
It seems like the "df" command has limited usefulness under USS.
Maybe someone can help me understand this.
I created a test HFS with 1 cyl primary and 1 secondary extent
Initally the size of the filesystem is 720K
# df -k
/foo
Mounted on Filesystem Avail/Total Files
Status
/foo (HFS.TEST) 632/720 4294967294
Available
I copied a large file to /foo
Then the size is 1.4M
# cp /somebigfile /foo
# df -k
/foo
/foo (HFS.TEST) 416/1440 4294967292
Available
Copying more large files into /foo
The HFS grows into extents until it fills up at 123 extents and 88M:
# df -k
/foo
Mounted on Filesystem Avail/Total Files
Status
/foo (HFS.TEST) 0/88560 4294967285
Available
Is there a command that shows how much real space is left in an HFS that
is allowd to grow into extents?
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