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From: David Kelman
Date: Tue, 12 Jan 1993 00:47

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	This will probably sound like a very naive question, but I am a novice
at Unix and the NeXT.  According to Workspace, I have 133 Meg free on my disk.
According to Inspector, the entire file system is taking up 222 Meg.  I have
a 406 Meg disk, formatted as per norm (512K blocks), and that is what is 
reported as it's size when I boot up the machine.  Where are the other 51 Meg?

David Kelman
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