Newbie question: finding files on specific sda drive?

[Being]

I have an old server,
has a few sda partitions
one of these partitions (/dev/sda6 12G 12G 0 100% /var) is 100% full.

How do I list/get to files on this (and only this) partition/drive? I want to go there and run something like du -hc --max-depth=1 to list the file sizes and see what's eating up the space.

Thanks!!

[Lazydog]

Try the following comand and see if that does what you want to do.

ls -alR

If it is a big list you might need to pipe the output through less or into a file.

[Being]

But how do i see only the files on the "/dev/sda6" drive?

[Lazydog]

How about Change Directory? Just CD to the mount point and run the command.

[Being]

doesnt work

sda6 is not a folder but mounted disk / partition , like /dev/sda1 , /dev/sda5, etc.

server:/ # cd sda6
-bash: cd: sda6: No such file or directory
serve:/ # cd /dev/sda6
-bash: cd: /dev/sda6: Not a directory
serve:/ # cd dev/sda6
-bash: cd: dev/sda6: Not a directory
serve:/ #

[Being]

doesnt work

sda6 is not a folder but mounted disk / partition , like /dev/sda1 , /dev/sda5, etc.

server:/ # cd sda6
-bash: cd: sda6: No such file or directory
serve:/ # cd /dev/sda6
-bash: cd: /dev/sda6: Not a directory
serve:/ # cd dev/sda6
-bash: cd: dev/sda6: Not a directory
serve:/ #

never mind,

looking at this

/dev/sda6 12G 12G 0 100% /var

simply CD into var

the full drive is where the var folder lives.