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Glen Brown  wrote:
 
> I am using Ubuntu 8LTS on both systems. How can tell where the
> space is going?
 
Maybe someone has a more sophisticated way, but I'd be poking around
with "du -shx" requests against the contents of various directories
during the run.  Maybe run "vmstat 1" in another shell, piping the
results to a file.
 
-Kevin