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Tutorial: Warthog Memory management
Damien LaRocque edited this page Apr 3, 2023
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As of writing, the 2nd SSD is mounted on the high level computer at mountpoint /home/robot/storage
baobab
is Gnome's Disk Usage Analyzer. It offers you the possibility to view which directories takes more space on your drives. Tou can use baobab
on the Warthog through ssh :
$ ssh -X warthog-high-level
<Enter SSH session>
$ sudo baobab
gnome-disks
is a GUI application that lets you see which partitions are mounted or not. Like baobab
, you can use gnome-disks
through SSH :
$ ssh -X warthog-high-level
<Enter SSH session>
$ sudo gnome-disks
ncdu
is a command line alternative to baobab
:
sudo apt install ncdu
ncdu
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