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Smart way of checking the hard drive?

 
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I want my Java application to check if the hard disk drive is full or not. If it is full I want the application to terminate itself.
I could of course write 1 MB of dummy data to the disk and then delete it, but I was wondering if there is a smarter way.
/Peter
 
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