Free up space on server

In order to free up hard disk space on our test machine.I have deleted one huge table (20GB size) however still i am not able to see space freed up :(
I have also tried purge recycle bin after deleting table. Please let me know if you have any idea about this

you did not mention OS and oracle version
Create a sepreate tablespace
use alter table move command to move all the table to the created one
then drop the big tablespace which is troubling you
try to resize or
if you use 11g may be shrink cammond could work but i'm nor sure that it work with Permanent tablspace. Sybrandba could help in this regard

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