Watch USB disk space in /var/log/
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@@ -135,3 +135,27 @@ In my case it takes away 50Mh/s when the screen isn't blanked
This is of course just the basics ... but it should get you a computer up and
running and able to run cgminer
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+You should keep an eye on USB disk space
+The system logger writes log files in the /var/log/ directory
+The two main ones that grow large are 'kern.log' and 'syslog'
+If you want to keep them, save them away to some other computer
+When space is low, just delete them.
+
+The 'df' command will show you the current space e.g.:
+
+Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
+aufs 2099420 892024 1100748 45% /
+none 1015720 628 1015092 1% /dev
+/dev/sda1 3909348 2837248 1072100 73% /cdrom
+/dev/loop0 670848 670848 0 100% /rofs
+none 1023772 136 1023636 1% /dev/shm
+tmpfs 1023772 16 1023756 1% /tmp
+none 1023772 124 1023648 1% /var/run
+none 1023772 0 1023772 0% /var/lock
+
+
+This shows the 2GB space allocated when you setup the USB as '/' (aufs)
+In this example, it's currently 45% full with almost 1.1GB of free space