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BrianO'Keefe wrote:
<blockquote cite="mid44FFAD8B.9030409@cybermesa.com" type="cite">well,
here I am again with the same problem apparently. I reformatted a
partition of my USB drive to get some space for my stuff. I have a
65gig partition that is now ext2FS and was hfs+. I completely wiped the
partition and copied my 12+gigs of stuff into it. See the screenshot of
Baobab showing the 12.3 gigs used on disk3s11 which is on /dev/sda11.
See GParted that shows 18gigs used. I have done nothing but copy one
.avi file of 500+mb onto that partition since I copied my other stuff
there. So what is taking up the 7gig difference? This is getting very
annoying! any help?
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BTW, when I copied over the 12+gigs, which GParted showed as 25gigs
being used, I selected the entire directory of that partition and
copied it into disk3s11 and only 12 gigs showed up so the additional 13
gigs (25 less 12) was what? Vapor?
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Any ideas?
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thanks,
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Brian
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OK, I found it. I did a backup that was only accessible by root in this
partition and there are the additional 5+ gigs.<br>
Makes me wonder what I had going on before that I missed. Oh well, all
that stuff is history!<br>
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