From: BAKHSHESH Kazem (BAKHSHEK@ESSILOR.fr)
Date: Thu Jul 18 2002 - 04:49:03 EDT
Hi,
Thanks to Eef Hartman for his explication about find.
Here my question:
How to find the file which have the size bigger than 2 Go.
Here the solution
First you have to calculate 2 GB in "512-byte blocks" (2 * 1024 * 1024 * 2 =
4194304). Then use the command:
find <dirlist> -size +4194304
(the + means: larger then this size, value is in 512-byte blocks to prevent
integer overflow).
Example, when /home is a separate file system, to find all "large files" in
it:
find /home -size +4194304
PS: by default find WILL cross mount points, so any file systems mounted
UNDER
the given dir (or dirs) will be searched too. Use the option "-xdev" to
prevent
this if you don't want that to happen.
Cordialement(Best regards)
Kazem Bakhshesh(administrateur Système:HP-UX)
E-Mail : bakhshek@essilor.fr
Tel : 01.48.98.73.09
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