On Jan 17, 12:07pm, Guy Santiglia wrote:
>missing something.  Now I gave one gig to the Bsd.  I installed some 
>packages.  Mosaic, mozilla, pine, lynx, spice, xmcd ... and now the disk

>/dev/sd1a      991501   749499   142851    84%    /

>What am I missing that is sucking up my disk space? I've been doing the
>"make clean"  and "make clean depends" commands after installing packages.

On my system:

# df
Filesystem  1K-blocks     Used    Avail Capacity  Mounted on
/dev/sd0a      894437   727600    77393    90%    /

# du -sk /usr/src /usr/pkg /usr/local /usr/X11R6
235852  /usr/src
176208  /usr/pkg
13208   /usr/local
193140  /usr/X11R6

That leaves the rest of the stuff (OS, basically) on root&usr at about
113 MB.  I have pkgsrc, xsrc and obj on a different disk...

~Steve

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