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Re: Emergency, help me please, thank you. full rootfs
I don't think you're going to get much better than 63%.
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Re: Emergency, help me please, thank you. full rootfs
Nope, that's about as good as it gets.
And yes, installing that way resets your system. |
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sign. nothing to do that i can free up space of rootfs? i appreicated your help. |
Re: Emergency, help me please, thank you. full rootfs
Uninstall those apps and stick to ones from extras or the Nokia repos, they should only take up a tiny bit of rootfs memory.
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Re: Emergency, help me please, thank you. full rootfs
DISCLAIMER: DON'T PASTE ANYTHING TO XTERM UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING!!!!
sudo gainroot rm **** will fix the problem. after that you have 100% free in your rootfs. e: and you have just "bricked" your device btw or just remove unoptified apps.... |
Re: Emergency, help me please, thank you. full rootfs
There is a Most Excellent sticky at the top of the forum which answers all the basic questions including this one.
http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=40150 |
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ossipena, This excatly what's going to happen to this community if you are not ready. This is just first wave of people coming here and asking again and again and again same questions which you think that should be obvious to them. Be prepared for loads of "stupid" people as some of you call some new users. |
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As a Stupid Person myself, I can understand. We probably need to be slicker about getting a FAQ up and doing when these things hit the fan. It will happen all over again with the next one, too.
Maybe the Council could ask Nokia for a warning before they push out an update to give the Clever People time to write something? |
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tho from reading all these posts, ive managed too keep 70mb free ;) |
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If you are comfortable with the command line, the following command will list all the files installed by the package.: Code:
dpkg -L packagename |
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