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   man
 SYNTAX
          man  [ options]  [ section ]  titles
 FUNCTION
          Prints the manual entry (provided it exists
          on your system) for the titles specified!
 OPTIONS
          -c    -    removes reverse line feeds in the text
          -s    -    typeset the entry in a small format
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"man" command practice, - 1.2.6.0.1
  Let us use the man command!
  Please enter the command to see the
  manual entry for the command df, i.e.
  how much free space is available on the disk.
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 man df                                
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    NAME
         df - report number of free disk blocks

    SYNOPSIS
         df [ -t ] [ -f] [ file-systems ]

    DESCRIPTION
         df prints out the number of free blocks and free inodes
         available for on-line file systems by examining the counts
         kept in the superblock.

         The t flag causes the total allocated block figures to be
         reported as well.

         If the f flag is given, only an actual count of the blocks
         in the free list is made (free inodes are not reported).
         With this option, df will report on raw devices.
         /dev/dsk*
         /etc/mnttab
         fs(4), mnttab(4).
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