I've used File System Visualizer(fsv) for this in the past. I had to compile it; I don't think it's packaged in any distros. It gives you a nice proportional graphic representation of disk use, and you can navigate into subdirectories and get the same data. You probably don't want to run it in / though, it'll take a while to scan your whole filesystem. http://fsv.sourceforge.net/ Nick Raymond Norton wrote: > I have a drive that has filled up to 98%. I have removed all known log > files and quarantined messages from MailScanner, etc.., but the drive > still shows it is near capacity. Is there a tool or command I can use to > find folders or files that are taking up the space? > > > Raymond > >