Printing the column names using the output of “df -h” (macOS)2019 Community Moderator ElectionHow can I use awk to (sometimes) remove the first character of a column?Number of comma-separated fields in a text filePrinting selective fields following 1st column instructionsUsing df and trying to awk a specific columnRemove the multiple comma's from specific column of tab delimited fileand print the words on new lineReplace first column of file by command outputAWK Compare Column 1 from Two Files Print append column to third in outputmacOS: possible that du can report the wrong size for disk usage?How to find lines with different values in 5th column which share the same 2nd column?AWK printing columns based on column number and pattern match condition
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Printing the column names using the output of “df -h” (macOS)
2019 Community Moderator ElectionHow can I use awk to (sometimes) remove the first character of a column?Number of comma-separated fields in a text filePrinting selective fields following 1st column instructionsUsing df and trying to awk a specific columnRemove the multiple comma's from specific column of tab delimited fileand print the words on new lineReplace first column of file by command outputAWK Compare Column 1 from Two Files Print append column to third in outputmacOS: possible that du can report the wrong size for disk usage?How to find lines with different values in 5th column which share the same 2nd column?AWK printing columns based on column number and pattern match condition
I am trying to:
Print the output of the command "df -h" (in macOS),but only with /dev/disk* as ouptut. I used the following command:
df -h|awk -F"t" '//[d-v]3/[a-z]4[0-9]1[s-t]1[0-9]1/print'|uniq -c
The original output of command df-h contains the column headers such as "FileSystem ,size,used etc."I trying to achieve the same via the code.
shell-script awk disk-usage
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I am trying to:
Print the output of the command "df -h" (in macOS),but only with /dev/disk* as ouptut. I used the following command:
df -h|awk -F"t" '//[d-v]3/[a-z]4[0-9]1[s-t]1[0-9]1/print'|uniq -c
The original output of command df-h contains the column headers such as "FileSystem ,size,used etc."I trying to achieve the same via the code.
shell-script awk disk-usage
edited 10 hours ago
Jeff Schaller
43.5k1161140
asked 10 hours ago
swasti bhushan debswasti bhushan deb
61
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I am trying to:
Print the output of the command "df -h" (in macOS),but only with /dev/disk* as ouptut. I used the following command:
df -h|awk -F"t" '//[d-v]3/[a-z]4[0-9]1[s-t]1[0-9]1/print'|uniq -c
The original output of command df-h contains the column headers such as "FileSystem ,size,used etc."I trying to achieve the same via the code.
shell-script awk disk-usage
edited 10 hours ago
Jeff Schaller
43.5k1161140
asked 10 hours ago
swasti bhushan debswasti bhushan deb
61
New contributor
swasti bhushan deb is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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I am trying to:
Print the output of the command "df -h" (in macOS),but only with /dev/disk* as ouptut. I used the following command:
df -h|awk -F"t" '//[d-v]3/[a-z]4[0-9]1[s-t]1[0-9]1/print'|uniq -c
The original output of command df-h contains the column headers such as "FileSystem ,size,used etc."I trying to achieve the same via the code.
shell-script awk disk-usage
shell-script awk disk-usage
edited 10 hours ago
Jeff Schaller
43.5k1161140
asked 10 hours ago
swasti bhushan debswasti bhushan deb
61
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edited 10 hours ago
Jeff Schaller
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Jeff Schaller
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you almost manage it
awk 'NR==1 print ; /your code/ print ;
where
NR==1 print ;will instruct awk to print first line (Number of Record == 1 )
answered 10 hours ago
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Thanks guys..It works
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df -h|awk 'NR==1 || //dev/disk/ print'|uniq -c
This prints the first record (denoted by NR, which is the header) and then any lines matching /dev/disk. The || means "or".
answered 10 hours ago
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you almost manage it
awk 'NR==1 print ; /your code/ print ;
where
NR==1 print ;will instruct awk to print first line (Number of Record == 1 )
answered 10 hours ago
ArchemarArchemar
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Thanks guys..It works
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you almost manage it
awk 'NR==1 print ; /your code/ print ;
where
NR==1 print ;will instruct awk to print first line (Number of Record == 1 )
answered 10 hours ago
ArchemarArchemar
20.2k93973
Thanks guys..It works
– swasti bhushan deb
10 hours ago
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you almost manage it
awk 'NR==1 print ; /your code/ print ;
where
NR==1 print ;will instruct awk to print first line (Number of Record == 1 )
answered 10 hours ago
ArchemarArchemar
20.2k93973
you almost manage it
awk 'NR==1 print ; /your code/ print ;
where
NR==1 print ;will instruct awk to print first line (Number of Record == 1 )
answered 10 hours ago
ArchemarArchemar
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answered 10 hours ago
ArchemarArchemar
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Thanks guys..It works
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Thanks guys..It works
– swasti bhushan deb
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Thanks guys..It works
– swasti bhushan deb
10 hours ago
Thanks guys..It works
– swasti bhushan deb
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df -h|awk 'NR==1 || //dev/disk/ print'|uniq -c
This prints the first record (denoted by NR, which is the header) and then any lines matching /dev/disk. The || means "or".
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JRFergusonJRFerguson
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df -h|awk 'NR==1 || //dev/disk/ print'|uniq -c
This prints the first record (denoted by NR, which is the header) and then any lines matching /dev/disk. The || means "or".
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df -h|awk 'NR==1 || //dev/disk/ print'|uniq -c
This prints the first record (denoted by NR, which is the header) and then any lines matching /dev/disk. The || means "or".
answered 10 hours ago
JRFergusonJRFerguson
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df -h|awk 'NR==1 || //dev/disk/ print'|uniq -c
This prints the first record (denoted by NR, which is the header) and then any lines matching /dev/disk. The || means "or".
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