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Is there a program that creates a list of all file names in my drive? I think this file may be a long way in recovery (like more replacement) if I ever get bad drive

thanks

$ sudo find /

This will list all the files from the root file. But, these are not actually your files that are not present on your hard drive

Running DF-eh can do something like this

  $ df -ah File System Size Available Use% / dev / sda1 66G 37G 26G 60% / proc 0 - / proc sysfs 0 0 - / sys None 0 0 0 - / sys / fs / fuse / connection None 0 0 0 - / sys / kernel / debug none 0 0 - / sys / kernel / security udev 3.9G 4.0K 3.9G 1% / dev devpts 0 - - / dev / pts tmpfs 792 m824 of 792 m1% / runs a 5.0 m 5.0 M 0% / run / lock none None 3. 9g 1.6 m3.9g 1% / run / smm binuffut _miss0 0 - / proc / sys / fs / binfmt_misc   

so that you can try leaving some paths like

  $ sudo find / | Egrep -v "^ / proc | ^ / sys | ^ / dev | ^ / run"   

On the contrary, instead of highlighting some files you may find that you are actually If you have an external hard drive and have a mount, then you have to / home and / etc

  $ sudo find / etc / home   

Your path and UUID are likely to be different but you can try it. $ sudo find / media / 81cb1964-8fbe-4ea8-ae7b-fd57c32c5b97 / < P> df -ah to track where your mount is

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