How to clean rootf
 

I have been using my n900 for a while and i posted a thread before about the problem with how it takes awhile for a new message to show up on my phone even tho i hear the sound before and some told me to clean up my rootf but the person never replied back to how to do it so i was wondering if any1 has any advice on how to clean up my rootf or how to fix the whole taking a while to open a new message problem.

Re: How to clean rootf
 

http://wiki.maemo.org/User:Tanner#Sa...pace_on_rootfs
Read it carefully before doing anything and als read all the linked stuff of the paragraph to really understand the procedure.

Re: How to clean rootf
 

Hi Killajat

There's already a thread going showing how to clear up a bit of space etc see: http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php...ghlight=rootfs

There's also a good link to the wiki page different to the one above. Very useful tips.
http://wiki.maemo.org/Free_up_rootfs_space

Obviously be carefully following a few of the suggestions.

Re: How to clean rootf
 

thankx for that. i had another questiion tho like are other ppl facing the same problem of the delay in opening sms received?

Re: How to clean rootf
 

I dont really. Maybe a very short delay but not enough for me to think there's an issue.

Have you actually checked how much root space you have left??
in terminal type: df -h
and scroll up a bit to see the remaining rootfs.

Re: How to clean rootf
 

it says available 41.3 m and 82% usedd

Re: How to clean rootf
 

Thats more than enough. It shouldn't be affecting opening conversations. I found disabling extras testing and devel freed up an extra 10 or so....

Re: How to clean rootf
 

yea i already have testing and devel disabbled but i have somethin called qole, my-maemo and nokia applications added so i dunno are those worth it?

Re: How to clean rootf
 

that probably happends always when hw is under stress.

e: and unstable apps can naturally hog a lot resources causing problems you mentioned. even if those don't seem to be running

Re: How to clean rootf
 

Followed some of the wiki advice and I now have 91MB free :)

Re: How to clean rootf
 

Is there a Software app available that will clean various files cache / temp files & make settings changes to clear rootfs?