Use the df -k (local disk free) command to see space available on your current device in kilobytes:
% df -kl .
Compare the available disk space information from your machine to the required disk space requirements.
Here is sample output from a df -kl command on a Linux system:
Filesystem |
1k-blocks |
Used |
Available |
Use% |
Mounted on |
/dev/sda6 |
5344528 |
2306520 |
2766512 |
45% |
/ |
/dev/sda1 |
54416 |
8770 |
42837 |
17% |
/boot |
/dev/sda5 |
10080488 |
6393224 |
3175196 |
67% |
/syz2_d1 |
/dev/sdb1 |
10080092 |
749828 |
8818216 |
8% |
/syz2_d2 |
/dev/sdb5 |
7422328 |
36 |
7045256 |
0% |
/syz2_d3 |
The “Available” column
shows the amount of disk space available on each file system.
