# chkconfig quotas on
# chkconfig quotacheck on
# touch quotas
# edquota sedgwick
The screen clears, and you are placed in the vi editor to edit the user's disk quota. You see:
fs / kbytes(soft=0, hard=0) inodes(soft=0, hard=0)
The filesystem appears first, in this case the Root filesystem (/). The numeric values for disk space are in kilobytes, not megabytes, so to specify 100 megabytes, you must multiply the number by 1024. The number of inodes should be entered directly.
fs / kbytes(soft=102400, hard=0) inodes(soft=100, hard=0)