Mail Archives: cygwin/1997/02/06/23:16:12
"GB" == Gary Browning <Gary DOT Browning AT Eng DOT Sun DOT COM> writes:
GB> I do not have gnu-win32 in front of me right now but typically
GB> the 'du' command has a '-k' flag that reports the sizes in
GB> Kbytes. To verify that this is working, try:
GB> du -sk large_file ls -l large_file
GB> FYI, last time I used this on gnu-win32 (I do not remember which
GB> release), I still was not convinced it was correct.
GB> - Gary
Here goes:
C:\WINDOWS>dir system.bad
Volume in drive C is SEAGATE
Volume Serial Number is 155D-07CF
Directory of C:\WINDOWS
SYSTEM BAD 994,684 11-17-96 3:06p SYSTEM.BAD
1 file(s) 994,684 bytes
0 dir(s) 264,503,296 bytes free
C:\WINDOWS>du system.bad
486 system.bad
C:\WINDOWS>ls system.bad
system.bad
C:\WINDOWS>ls -l system.bad
-rw-r--r-- 1 500 everyone 994684 Nov 17 15:06 system.bad
C:\WINDOWS>du -sk system.bad
486 system.bad
C:\WINDOWS>
And it still doesn't get all the bytes and directories, but it
looks like 2K is the magic number, -k or not.
-Ken
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