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Might be an corrupted file system or the like.
To debug, look for the output of those commands. Look out for /home or /opt or /dev/mmcblk0p2. There will be permission issues in the last command, but the do not harm a bit, because only the biggest folders are nessary to look at.
Code:
mount
df
du -kx / | sort -n | tail -n 20

You need rootsh installed for the following command
Code:
sudo gainroot 
sfdisk -l
The last command prints out the partition table to look at.
 

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