Tnx. for explanation. I didn't think that cfdisk uses 1000 instead of 1024. Regards, Martin On 2006.4.18, at 20:00, Dieter Stüken wrote:
Martin Gombac wroteand noticed 277.60 GB != 291.08..GB. So my question is where did the rest of disk space went to?it depends on counting "kilo" as 1000 or 1024. This happens even twice for kb -> mb -> gb. Thus: 277.60 * 1.024 * 1.024 = 291.08 Memory capacity is calculated using 1024 where as disk manufacturer like using 1000, as this results in bigger numbers (but does not result in more space :-( Dieter.