This is a guess but one based on knowledge and experience: it's in /media/devmon/Elements. Unmount the drive and look at that directory's contents.
If you've written to that directory without the drive mounted you will have written to the SD card instead. These files/directories will be masked when the USB drive is mounted.
You'll aslo find that the command ncdu -x / help locate where your disc space has gone - it's a text mode filesystem tree viewer that shows how much space is use din each directory. -x keeps it to scanning only the root partition and not your external drive.
I'm not sure if it's part of the default OS but it canbe installed via:
If you've written to that directory without the drive mounted you will have written to the SD card instead. These files/directories will be masked when the USB drive is mounted.
You'll aslo find that the command ncdu -x / help locate where your disc space has gone - it's a text mode filesystem tree viewer that shows how much space is use din each directory. -x keeps it to scanning only the root partition and not your external drive.
I'm not sure if it's part of the default OS but it canbe installed via:
Code:
sudo apt update && sudo apt install -y ncduStatistics: Posted by thagrol — Wed Jan 17, 2024 1:04 pm
