I've got three drives one for /home, one for backups in /mnt, and a Nvme drive for boot which is showing as full. I have no idea whats filling it. So far I've tried all the clear/cleaning commands I can find but only managed to clear about 5% of the drive. I'm not sure where or what else to check.
Heres the df -h output and partitions list:
df -h: https://pastebin.com/aTB4KcsB
df -ha: https://pastebin.com/JnFBpgMT
sudo du /* -sch: https://pastebin.com/PhHShWHg
Lmk if you need more
I umounted the backup from /mnt/backup and then checked /mnt/backup if there was any data left sure enough the 200gbs showed up. After removing that the server started right up Thanks for the help y'all :D
You can use ncdu to find out which folder(s) is/are using so much disk space:
sudo apt install ncdu
ncdu /
This will scan your root partition (it may take a few minutes), and then display all directories in / and how much disk space the contents of each directory consumes. You can descend into the directories that take up a lot of disk space to pinpoint the exact directories you're looking for.
