0KiB ./dev 0KiB ./proc 0KiB ./sys 4KiB ./media 4KiB ./mnt 4KiB ./selinux 4KiB ./srv 6KiB ./boot 12KiB ./run 16KiB ./lost+found 48KiB ./tmp 56KiB ./home 792KiB ./opt 852KiB ./root 6MiB ./bin 16MiB ./sbin 22MiB ./lib64 30MiB ./etc 554MiB ./var 633MiB ./lib 1GiB ./usr 2GiB .
Any thoughts on this command? Does it work on your machine? Can you do the same thing with only 14 characters?
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