In QRTP the df utility does not support the -h option (show headings).
I assume that someone is going to say that the -h option is not POSIX but I
really want to see column headings.
In QRTP the df utility does not support the -h option (show headings).
I assume that someone is going to say that the -h option is not POSIX but I
really want to see column headings.
Bill at Sierra Design <BC@sierradesign.com> wrote:
In QRTP the df utility does not support the -h option (show headings).
I assume that someone is going to say that the -h option is not POSIX but I
really want to see column headings.
$ use df
df - report free disk space (POSIX)
df [-gknP] [device|directory|file]*
-g Display all statvfs() information
-k Use 1024-byte units (default is 512-byte)
-n Display file system mount points and types only
-P Display output in POSIX 1003.2/5.8.6.1 format
So you never tried -P ?
-xtang
df -P will give header info.
Peter
Bill at Sierra Design <BC@sierradesign.com> wrote:
: In QRTP the df utility does not support the -h option (show headings).
: I assume that someone is going to say that the -h option is not POSIX but I
: really want to see column headings.
Sorry, didn’t see that the question had already been answered.
(time for more coffee)
Peter Martin <peterm@qnx.com> wrote:
: df -P will give header info.
: Peter
: Bill at Sierra Design <BC@sierradesign.com> wrote:
: : In QRTP the df utility does not support the -h option (show headings).
: : I assume that someone is going to say that the -h option is not POSIX but I
: : really want to see column headings.