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df

This command is used to display a report of file system disk space utilization.

$

Path

Display using the specified block size (-B)

Display disk usage of all files and directories (including hidden files/directories) (-a)

Display disk block usage in 512-byte units (-b)

Display disk usage in human-readable format (GB, MB, KB) (-h)

Display disk block usage in 1024-byte units (-k)

Display inode usage instead of block usage (-i)

Display local filesystems information (-l)

Do not wrap output (-n)

Do not follow symlinks (-P)

Display filesystem type (-T)

Display filesystem type (-t)

Display local filesystems information (-x)

Example

Show all file systems: df -a
Display with specified block size: df -B <block size>
Display in human-readable format: df -h
Show inode information: df -i
Display in kilobytes: df -k
Show only local file systems: df -l
Show file system type: df -T
Show only specified file system type: df -t <file system type>
Skip specified file system types: df -x <file system type>
Skip file system types mounted at specified mount points: df -X <mount point>

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