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What is the history behind the name of the xdev option in find? @schily, the commit I link is dated 1985-06-07, shortly after SunOS 2 0 was released (wikipedia mentions May 1985) SunOS 2 0 didn't have -xdev, SunOS 3 0 was not shipped before September 1985 I couldn't verify whether 3 0 had -xdev 3 2 definitely had (with a SCCS id for find c of find c 1 1 86 07 08 SMI) As you say, there was probably a lot
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Finding all large files in the root filesystem find -xdev -type f -size +100M It lists all files that has size bigger than 100M If you want to know about directory, you can try ncdu If you aren't running Linux, you may need to use -size +204800 or -size +104857600c, as the M suffix to mean megabytes isn't in POSIX find -xdev -type f -size +102400000c
filesystems - why is `find -xdev` showing dirs on all partitions . . . Try find -xdev -maxdepth 2, you'll see that dev, proc, sys and any other mount point are listed but their contents are not I think the rationale is that the mount point is present on the parent filesystem — even though what find lists is the root of the mounted filesystem and not the directory that serves as a mount point
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