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#13
Originally Posted by don_falcone View Post
As installing/changing/removing packages has system-wide impacts, you need to be the super-user to perform such actions.
Code:
sudo dpkg --configure -a
This requires having package 'rootsh' installed.
thanx bro..

but I do have rootsh installed...

now it says
Code:
unable to open/create status database lockfile: No space left on device
and I managed to access the 'Log" option of the "Applications Manager" after a restart.. it says

Code:
Hildon-application-manager 2.2 52.2
write: Broken pipe
write: Broken pipe
apt-worker exited
apt-worker: can't turncate lock/var/libhildon-application-manager/apt-worker-lock:No space left on device
read: bad file descriptor
apt-worker is not runnig
how can I free disk space in a situation like this?

has anyone faced this situation before?