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From: ckchee@dgp.toronto.edu (Chuan Chee)
Subject: capacity of a file partition
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Date: 22 Sep 90 04:24:32 GMT
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Ok, the subject is no 100% correct.  Here's my problem.  Suppose
you have several partitions in your hard disk (all Xenix partitions).
From inside a C program, I'd like to find out what percentage
is used.  What I mean is the equivalent of "df -v" where it tells
me that there is, for example, 75% usage.
Yes I can calculate it is I knew how many i-nodes are allocated
in the partition and how many i-nodes are unused.

Thanks very much.  If it matters, I'm using SCO Xenix 2.2.3.

...Chuan Chee
   ckchee@dgp.utoronto.ca
   ckchee@dgp.toronto.edu (internet)
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