This is my highly-custom Gentoo Laptop. laptop-wifi / # du --max-depth=1 -h 7.3M ./bin 260K ./dev 32M ./etc 50M ./lib 0 ./mnt 277M ./opt 15M ./tmp 0 ./sys 3.7G ./var 7.8G ./usr 14M ./boot 3.4G ./home 899M ./proc 9.5M ./sbin 19M ./root 0 ./media 0 ./.reiserfs_priv 20K ./laptop 17G . I'm sure I could trim this down as I have 1.7G in /var/tmp/portage (the place the portage actually builds packages from source) and 2.5G in /usr/portage/distfiles (the place where portage stores the source kits) - both of which are not essential after the package is built and installed. On 6/13/06, Mike Perry <mwp@sdf.lonestar.org> wrote:
Hi there, I am curious on some statistics and I was wondering you could help me out. I'm wondering what the output of the following command is on your system:
root@chao:/tmp# cd / root@chao:/# du --max-depth=1 -h 4.2M ./bin 253K ./dev 36M ./etc 336M ./lib 0 ./mnt 436M ./opt 0 ./srv 18K ./tmp 0 ./sys 743M ./var 3.8G ./usr 38M ./boot 22G ./home 900M ./proc 9.0M ./sbin 4.5M ./root 0 ./media 0 ./initrd 28G .
The system I ran on above is an ubuntu desktop machine that hasn't been rebuild in over a year closer to a year and half.
For comparison a relatively stock ubuntu machine I have looks like:
4.4M ./bin 103K ./dev 12M ./etc 167M ./lib 0 ./mnt 0 ./opt 8.0K ./tmp 0 ./sys 209M ./var 1.6G ./usr 19M ./boot 2.3M ./home 513M ./proc 9.9M ./sbin 260K ./root 0 ./media 0 ./backup 0 ./initrd 2G .
Thanks, Mike _______________________________________________ Wlug mailing list Wlug@mail.wlug.org http://mail.wlug.org/mailman/listinfo/wlug