Re[2]: du does not find all directories

[MLDickey at softart dot com]

   The cluster size under Win95 is dependent on the size of the partition in 
   question.  I think I have some rough numbers ... nope can't find them.
   
   I don't remember where I've seen them, but it's true.  The larger the 
   partition size, the larger the cluster size.  The table is ROUGHLY like 
   this:
   
         0-200M    4k
       201-500M    8k
      500-1000M   16k
     1000-2000M   32k
   
   Again, these are rough -- from memory not from valid source.
   
   mld


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Subject: RE: du does not find all directories
Author:  Sergey Okhapkin <sos@prospect.com.ru> at Internet
Date:    2/7/97 5:06 PM


Ken Evans wrote:
>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.
   
It seems to me, 2K is your cluster size. Am I right?
   
-- 
Sergey Okhapkin
Moscow, Russia
Looking for a job.
   
   
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