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A Word Of Warning At this point I do want to warn you of something. Notice that *du* displays actual disk consumption, not true file size. Now consider the way in which most admins actually use the command... to total up cumulative file sizes. On a typical file system, "du -sh ." will nicely total up all the files, which would be the same as if I tar'ed up the files and looked at the tarball's filesize. When using compression you can not use "du" in this way because the files are larger than the actual disk usage. So you get into potentially confusing situations like this: 2010/5/11 fabioFVZ <[email protected]> > Il 11/05/10 10.11, Stefano Sasso ha scritto: > > Ci sono 2.21 Tera occupati quando in realta' sono 178G. >>> >> >> in gergo vmware, per caso sono "thin" files? >> > > Yes > > penso abbia capito il problema :) > > _______________________________________________ > ug-itlosug mailing list > [email protected] > http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/ug-itlosug >
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