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From: vlb@magic.apple.com (Vicki Brown)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.aux
Subject: Re: Hard Disk Space
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Date: 28 Aug 90 02:14:04 GMT
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In article <981@ncis.tis.llnl.gov> csnyder@lance.tis.llnl.gov (Carl Snyder) writes:
>hello,
>I am a novice unix user and have just received AU/X 2.0 and installed it for
>the first time.
>My problem is that I have an Apple 160mb SC hard disk and when I'm in the
>Finder it says that I have 39mb in the disk and only 12mb available.

I assume you mean these numbers are shown in the title bar for the / window.
They apply to the / filesystem: a total of 51 MB (39MB used, 12MB free, 
ie. available).

If you have made a filesystem in the additional A/UX partition on your disk
(slice 3 assuming you used a canned partitioning scheme, i.e. /dev/dsk/c?d0s0
where ? is the SCSI ID of the disk), AND you have mounted that filesystem on
a directory under root, you will see different numbers when you open the
mount-point directory under the Finder.  For example, I have an 80MB hard disk,
with one filesystem, mounted at /d2.  The Finder tells me the / has 42,480K in
disk, 6,066K available.  It says /d2 has 45,335K in disk, 24,162 available.

If you did not yet make a filesystem on slice 3, you'll need to do so (The
partitioning programs do not do this), and you'll need to mount the filesystem.
See Chapter 4 of "Setting up Accounts and Peripherals", one of the manuals in
your A/UX Accessory kit.
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