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Check disk space in linux
By checking the disk space in Linux, you can know the current used space and remaining space of the disk, so that you can take timely measures to free up the disk space. In short, checking disk space is an important prerequisite for maintaining the normal operation of the system and ensuring data security.
What is the command to check disk space in Linux systemThe command to check the disk space in Linux system is [df -hl]. This command can check the remaining space of the disk. If you want to check the partition size of each root path, you can use the [df -h] command. The df command views the file system in units of disk partitions.
What are the Linux disk size units?Linux disk size units include K, M, G, etc.; to view the disk space size in Linux, you can use the df and du commands; df is to view the file system in units of disk partitions, and you can obtain the occupied space of the hard disk, as well as the remaining space, etc. Information; du means to display disk space usage and is used to view the size of the current directory.
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