On 1/8/06, Patrick Shanahan
* Steve Graegert
[01-07-06 17:54]: ... A filesystem normally uses blocksizes of 512 bytes if not configured otherwise. Files with less than 512 bytes of size consume a complete block even if it's only 1 byte of size. A 513 byte file would therefore consume 2 blocks.
It is very unlikely that du or ls are buggy. However it's interesting to notice such a big difference. So far I have seen sparse files of 250 megabytes (ls) du reported to be only 8K of size but not vice versa. Could you please share the results of 'stat razor-agent.log'?
Possibly due to the size of the partition ?? Larger block sizes.
A block size of 256 Megabytes??
\Steve
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Steve Graegert