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Yesterday was not one of my stellar days. I was trying to install a livecd & copied most of it to my winxp partition; then when I was deleting those files (moving them to trash), I got a disk full alert.
Not to worry, I emptied Trash & figured that I had fixed the problem; however, when I rebooted, nada. Although I found that I could boot to runlevel 3 after emptying some folders in /tmp So what was full & where was it? The 1st thing I did was run Parted Magic & saw that my /home was OK but "/" was full. Stumbling around, I found" Code:
du -hs /* 8.4M /bin 30M /boot 168K /dev 32G /home 185M /lib 11M /lib64 12K /media 8.0K /mnt 1.6G /opt etc. I was able to then compare that with my desktop and by deduction was able to trace it to: /root/.local/share/Trash/files Then using a LiveCD (one that runs in root) , was able to mount the SuSE root partition & delete the /Trash/files files and file info files. May help someone down the road. Have fun |
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