CentOS 5 :: Part Of The Disk Space Is Unavailable: Only 37 GB Out Of 80GB Is Accessible?

Dec 26, 2009

A part of the disk space is unavailable: Only 37 GB out of 80GB is accessible A part of the disk space is unavailable: Only 37 GB out of 80GB is accessible. I have a vmware instance of CentOS setup with 80GB of Hard Disk space ( Preallocated). When I login to the system I only see 35 GB.

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Code: Select allThis message was generated by the smartd daemon running on:
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From gnome-disks
Code: Select allDisk is OK, 418 bad sectors (28° C / 82° F)

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