[9front] disk space

[9front] disk space

[thinktankworkspaces]

what's the equivalent df in plan9. Trying to find the fee disk space or available 

Re: [9front] disk space

[Alex Musolino]

> what's the equivalent df in plan9.  Trying to find the fee disk
> space or available

For cwfs(4) you can use the "statw" command on /srv/cwfs.cmd.  For
hjfs(4) you can use the "df" command on /srv/hjfs.cmd.  I usually use
con(1) with the -C option when talking over these filesytem command
channels.

Re: [9front] disk space

[telephil9]

You might be interested in looking at this link which answer this question and potentially many others:
http://docs.a-b.xyz/unix2plan9.html

Re: [9front] disk space

[thinktankworkspaces]

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Its not really changing in size when I delete files
These number are not mathing up. I can't remember but I think the drive was 8G
Do I really have like 300MB left?

I suspect a dump or something needs to take place?
statw
cwstats main
	filesys main
		maddr  =        3
		msize  =     2063
		caddr  =      210
		csize  =   278505
		sbaddr =   305254
		craddr =   305276   305276
		roaddr =   305279   305279
		fsize  =   305281   305281  0+21%
		slast  =            305228
		snext  =            305280
		wmax   =   305279           0+21%
		wsize  =  1399680           1+ 0%
		126041 none
		   342 dirty
		     0 dump
		151452 read
		   670 write
		     0 dump1
		cache  2% full

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From: Alex Musolino <alex@musolino.id.au>
To: 9front@9front.org
Subject: Re: [9front] disk space
Date: Tue, 02 Feb 2021 16:10:51 +1030
Message-ID: <D7CA03CC968AE64389FC93DAE74EF6D0@musolino.id.au>

> what's the equivalent df in plan9.  Trying to find the fee disk
> space or available

For cwfs(4) you can use the "statw" command on /srv/cwfs.cmd.  For
hjfs(4) you can use the "df" command on /srv/hjfs.cmd.  I usually use
con(1) with the -C option when talking over these filesytem command
channels.

Re: [9front] disk space

[Alex Musolino]

> Its not really changing in size when I delete files

Deleting files will (likely) not reclaim any space in cwfs(4).  If the
files you're deleting are already in the dump and haven't been pulled
the cache, then deleting them just writes out a new parent directory
without the entries for the deleted files.  This new/modified
directory will later be written out to the dump.

> These number are not mathing up.  I can't remember but I think the
> drive was 8G Do I really have like 300MB left?

Not sure where you're getting the 300MB figure from, but keep in mind
that these numbers are all in "blocks" so you need to multiply by 16K.