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    surya
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    I had configured a data collection item of  "used disk space percentage " with parameter:    Disk.FreePerc(/dev/hda1) . It shows up as 46 % when it is actually 3 % .I have seen that  it shows the same value for all other partions . I have tried this on linux redhat 3 enterprise and fedora 5 . It gives me wrong values . Is this because my operating systems redhat 3 and fedora 5 are too old ?
    Will this be resolved if i upgrade my OS ?

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      Alex Kirhenshtein
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      Try to use mount point name instead of device name.

      Update: it looks like a bug, i just reproduced it on fresh Ubuntu.

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        surya
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        thank you , it works now . i used mount points instead of filesystem paths .

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          surya
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          the values of "percentage of used disk" are not exact there is atleast 6% difference

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