Mail Archives: cygwin/1997/02/06/08:09:29
Kenneth Evans, Jr. wrote:
>
> I just downloaded the latest version of gnu-win32 via all.tar.gz.
> I find that du finds 335637 (presumably times 512) Bytes on my hard
No, it defaults to kilobytes.
> drive. There are, in fact, close to 2 GBytes (why I am using it). It
> misses a number of directories including c:\windows. I am running
> Win95. I don't know how to find out the version of gnu-win32, but I
> downloaded it today.
> It is pretty reproducible (for me). It gets exactly the same number
> each time, even though I have been deleting files (apparently in
> directories it is missing).
du uses inode numbers to detect links, so it will only count a file
once. The cygwin implementation of inode numbers is bogus.
You might want to build a version of du.c with the inode hashing
commented out. Also, the implementation of ST_NBLOCKS is wrong. You
can better results from du by using the -b flag for bytes or the -h flag
for "human readable".
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