DF(1M)                               SysV                               DF(1M)



NAME
     df - report number of free disk blocks and i-nodes

SYNOPSIS
     df [-atfF nodefile] [file-system | directory | node_spec]

DESCRIPTION
     df prints the amount of free disk space available on the specified
     filesystem (for example, /dev/rp0a), on the filesystem in which the
     specified file is contained, or on the specified node, nodename.

     If you don't specify a file system, df prints the free space for
     currently mounted file systems on your node.  The reported numbers are in
     kilobytes.

     The device filename is defined as follows:

            <ctype><cnum>d<dnum>s<logvol>

     Where:

     ctype
          is the symbol for the device controller type and should be a W for
          winchester, an F for floppy, or an S for storage module.

     cnum is a number between 0 and 3 inclusive, defining which controller is
          used with this device.

     dnum is a number between 0 and 7 inclusive, defining the drive on which
          the controller resides.

     logvol
          is a hexidecimal number between 1 and f inclusive, defining the
          logical volume number.

OPTIONS
     -a   Print the values of total disk space, space available, space used,
          and percentage of disk space used.

     -t   Causes the figures for total allocated blocks and i-nodes to be
          reported as well as the free blocks and i-nodes.

     -f   Takes an actual count of the blocks in the free list, rather than
          taking the figure from the super-block (free i-nodes are not
          reported).  This option does not print any information about mounted
          remote resources.

     -F nodefile
          nodefile contains information describing nodes for which df will
          print information.  This file should contain node specifications
          (see node_spec(7)).  There may only be one node_spec per line.  A
          `#' in the first column of a line in the file causes that line to be
          treated as a comment.

NOTE
     If multiple remote resources are listed that reside on the same file
     system on a remote machine, each listing after the first one is marked
     with an asterisk (*).

WARNING
     The device filename printed might not exist if the mount command is not

     used to mount the volume.

FILES
     /dev/dsk/*

     /etc/mnttab

SEE ALSO
     mount(1M),
     fs(4), mnttab(4),
     node_spec(7)