Disk space on a logical volume

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I received a warning that my root volume is running out of space. Indeed



sudo ssm list


gives me



Volume Pool Volume size FS FS size Free Type Mount point



/dev/centos/root centos 60.00 GB ext4 60.00 GB 3.02 GB linear /

/dev/centos/swap centos 31.75 GB linear

/dev/centos/lv-tmp centos 9.00 GB ext4 9.00 GB 8.03 GB linear /var/tmp

/dev/centos/lv_common centos 93.00 GB ext4 93.00 GB 86.71 GB linear /common

/dev/centos/lv_local centos 4.00 GB ext4 4.00 GB 3.60 GB linear /local

/dev/centos/lv_acme centos 93.00 GB ext4 93.00 GB 68.88 GB linear /acme

/dev/centos/home centos 100.00 GB ext4 100.00 GB 68.15 GB linear /home



What I want is to see a view of the sizes of the directories on the affected root volume, perhaps in a tree view. I have tried a lot of different approaches, and they just don't seem to give me that information. Variations of du and df just don't seem to give the right info. I tried moving a large folder in /data to the /acme directory, and change the folder to a soft link, but it didn't make any difference for some reason. Various tools like Disk Usage Analyzer give conflicting information, k4dirstat doesn't let me select the volume, baobab gives still different conflicting information and doesn't show free space.



Any suggestions on how to see the directory sizes of a logical volume?









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    I received a warning that my root volume is running out of space. Indeed



    sudo ssm list


    gives me



    Volume Pool Volume size FS FS size Free Type Mount point



    /dev/centos/root centos 60.00 GB ext4 60.00 GB 3.02 GB linear /

    /dev/centos/swap centos 31.75 GB linear

    /dev/centos/lv-tmp centos 9.00 GB ext4 9.00 GB 8.03 GB linear /var/tmp

    /dev/centos/lv_common centos 93.00 GB ext4 93.00 GB 86.71 GB linear /common

    /dev/centos/lv_local centos 4.00 GB ext4 4.00 GB 3.60 GB linear /local

    /dev/centos/lv_acme centos 93.00 GB ext4 93.00 GB 68.88 GB linear /acme

    /dev/centos/home centos 100.00 GB ext4 100.00 GB 68.15 GB linear /home



    What I want is to see a view of the sizes of the directories on the affected root volume, perhaps in a tree view. I have tried a lot of different approaches, and they just don't seem to give me that information. Variations of du and df just don't seem to give the right info. I tried moving a large folder in /data to the /acme directory, and change the folder to a soft link, but it didn't make any difference for some reason. Various tools like Disk Usage Analyzer give conflicting information, k4dirstat doesn't let me select the volume, baobab gives still different conflicting information and doesn't show free space.



    Any suggestions on how to see the directory sizes of a logical volume?









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      I received a warning that my root volume is running out of space. Indeed



      sudo ssm list


      gives me



      Volume Pool Volume size FS FS size Free Type Mount point



      /dev/centos/root centos 60.00 GB ext4 60.00 GB 3.02 GB linear /

      /dev/centos/swap centos 31.75 GB linear

      /dev/centos/lv-tmp centos 9.00 GB ext4 9.00 GB 8.03 GB linear /var/tmp

      /dev/centos/lv_common centos 93.00 GB ext4 93.00 GB 86.71 GB linear /common

      /dev/centos/lv_local centos 4.00 GB ext4 4.00 GB 3.60 GB linear /local

      /dev/centos/lv_acme centos 93.00 GB ext4 93.00 GB 68.88 GB linear /acme

      /dev/centos/home centos 100.00 GB ext4 100.00 GB 68.15 GB linear /home



      What I want is to see a view of the sizes of the directories on the affected root volume, perhaps in a tree view. I have tried a lot of different approaches, and they just don't seem to give me that information. Variations of du and df just don't seem to give the right info. I tried moving a large folder in /data to the /acme directory, and change the folder to a soft link, but it didn't make any difference for some reason. Various tools like Disk Usage Analyzer give conflicting information, k4dirstat doesn't let me select the volume, baobab gives still different conflicting information and doesn't show free space.



      Any suggestions on how to see the directory sizes of a logical volume?









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      I received a warning that my root volume is running out of space. Indeed



      sudo ssm list


      gives me



      Volume Pool Volume size FS FS size Free Type Mount point



      /dev/centos/root centos 60.00 GB ext4 60.00 GB 3.02 GB linear /

      /dev/centos/swap centos 31.75 GB linear

      /dev/centos/lv-tmp centos 9.00 GB ext4 9.00 GB 8.03 GB linear /var/tmp

      /dev/centos/lv_common centos 93.00 GB ext4 93.00 GB 86.71 GB linear /common

      /dev/centos/lv_local centos 4.00 GB ext4 4.00 GB 3.60 GB linear /local

      /dev/centos/lv_acme centos 93.00 GB ext4 93.00 GB 68.88 GB linear /acme

      /dev/centos/home centos 100.00 GB ext4 100.00 GB 68.15 GB linear /home



      What I want is to see a view of the sizes of the directories on the affected root volume, perhaps in a tree view. I have tried a lot of different approaches, and they just don't seem to give me that information. Variations of du and df just don't seem to give the right info. I tried moving a large folder in /data to the /acme directory, and change the folder to a soft link, but it didn't make any difference for some reason. Various tools like Disk Usage Analyzer give conflicting information, k4dirstat doesn't let me select the volume, baobab gives still different conflicting information and doesn't show free space.



      Any suggestions on how to see the directory sizes of a logical volume?







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