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Instead of df which prints out human readable disk space; stat -f could be used instead. It also supports -c, so eg: stat -f -c '%a/%b@%S' /data would print 408264/3290543@4096 which translates as 1.55gb free of 12.5gb total.
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Instead of
df
which prints out human readable disk space;stat -f
could be used instead. It also supports-c
, so eg:stat -f -c '%a/%b@%S' /data
would print408264/3290543@4096
which translates as 1.55gb free of 12.5gb total.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: