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I have some suspicions about my file systems. I would like to check all or some of them so I would really need some step by step howtos? Only things I know is that sudo root is command for root user and fsck has something to do with filesystems checking and there should be some unmounting and also that i have at least these file systems:
root / 256MB
space for software installations etc.
/home 2GB
Nokia N900
/home/user/MyDocs 27GB
Any help is appreciated.