Linux/Unix Tutorial for Beginners - df command
This tutorial comprises of brief description with real time output of the df command
Th df command is used for reporting file system related information
The various options/combinations of df command are provided below:-
df --for system space usage of all file systems
df -h --to see the size occupied in humand readable format
df -H --is similar to 'h' but here it uses powers of 1000 instead of 1024
df -T --is used to see the filesystems along with their types
df -t TYPE --is used to file systems of a particular TYPE
df -a --shows all filesystems even those which are having zero block sizes
df -k --shows file system usage in 1k blocks
df -l --shows only the local filesystem details an hides any NFS server related filesystems.
df --sync --forcefully invokes a sync call before prior to reporting the filesystem usage information. This leads to showing the updated filesystem space usage information.
N.B -- By default df --no-sync is usually configured.
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