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Old 08-30-04, 12:09
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What's the command?
Hi,

Sorry but I'm very new in Linux subject.
I have an Oracle Database installed over Linux Red Hat 9 Entreprise, and I need to know what's the command I can execute in linux environment to discover what are the phisical disks I have in my server and their free space.
I known this command: df -h
but this doesn't show the phisical disks division, I only see the filesystems...
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Old 08-30-04, 13:19
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Did you try df -k?
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