df(1)                                                       df(1)



     NAME
          df - report number of free disk blocks

     SYNOPSIS
          df [-t] [-f] [-T] [file...]

     DESCRIPTION
          df prints out the number of free blocks and free inodes
          available for mounted file systems.  File systems may be
          specified either by device name (for example,
          /dev/dsk/c0s0d0) or by filenames (for example, /usr).  If
          the argument is a regular file or directory, df reports on
          the amount of free space for the file system on which that
          file resides.  If no argument is specified, the amount of
          free space on all of the mounted file systems is printed.
          The count of free inodes on remotely mounted file systems is
          always zero.

          The -t flag option causes the total allocated block and
          inode figures to be reported as well.

          If the -f flag option is given, an actual count of the
          blocks in the free list is made (free inodes are not report-
          ed).

          If the -T flag option is given, the next argument is the
          file system type.  The accepted types are:  4.2, 5.2, nfs,
          and pc; see fstab(4) for a description of the legal file
          system types.

     FILES
          /bin/df
          /dev/dsk/*   disk partitioning
          /etc/mtab    list of currently mounted file systems
     SEE ALSO
          mount(1M), fs(4), fstab(4), mtab(4).
     BUGS
          Since inodes are file system dependent, the number of inodes
          reported on remotely mounted file systems is always zero.
















     April, 1990                                                     1