Ammar Hamdan | # 11 | 2012-10-18, 15:02 | Report

@pichlo
thx 4 ur advice .. but I already flashed my phone

anyway everything is O.K .. but after installing some apps .... media player app & media player widget were disappeared !!

PLZ HEEEEEEEEELP !!!

anthonie | # 12 | 2012-10-18, 18:16 | Report

Start with a list of apps you installed after flashing your phone, as without it, there is no way of knowing what could possibly have gone wrong.

J4ZZ | # 13 | 2012-10-19, 09:12 | Report

Have you tried (in terminal)

Regards,

J4ZZ

amr.fayz | # 14 | 2013-04-22, 14:41 | Report

Hi,

Miroroot is script to safely free space on rootfs To solve the problem of Low space

Attached Files

miroroot.zip (796 Bytes, 118 views)

SHARP66 | # 15 | 2013-04-22, 15:11 | Report

why do not write more explicationes for noobs like me, or should I download and find out myself what will happen after running this script.
anyway thanks.

amr.fayz | # 16 | 2013-04-22, 15:26 | Report

ok

Download script and put it on MyDocs

and run




the script will be given the space of rootfs before and In the end will be given the new space of rootfs Compare them

pichlo | # 17 | 2013-04-22, 16:27 | Report

I've never used Miroroot but in view of this thread, I'd be very careful with it.

amr.fayz | # 18 | 2013-04-22, 16:44 | Report

thanks it is the first time I see this topic but Anyway It's a new version without any problems


The idea simply Transfer some files from root to opt In a file named miroroot SO If there is a problem Only Transfer files to its previous ther is No damage at all

reinob | # 19 | 2013-04-22, 18:43 | Report

This script, in many variants (including from you) has already been discussed at length.

The only change I see in this "new" one is that you've selected a different set of folders, which probably most users don't even have (/usr/lib/debug, /usr/lib/gcc, etc.)

Plus you've shamelessly ripped this script from Thomas Tanner's original without even bothering to acknowledge that your work, if not a verbatim copy, is *heavily* based on Tanner's work.

Kerio | # 20 | 2013-04-22, 19:38 | Report

The word "safely" is been thrown around way too much - plenty of things can fail, with this: return codes aren't checked, especially before and after the "rm" part; what happens if /home is full, and the copy fails? The original files are deleted, and there's no way to recover them. It doesn't handle the case of those directories already being optified, and it's susceptible to ^C.

Please avoid, this script will probably damage your system.