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dkm365
2008-05-29 , 19:56
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For apt-based software management systems, including the n810, from a command line you can run two commands:
(1) apt-get clean
(2) apt-get autoclean
The first removes the left behind files other than lock files. The second removes package files that can no longer be downloaded (because you have a newer versions installed, for instance).
You can check out the apt-get man page for more apt goodness here:
http://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/ap...pt-get.en.html
You will see your /var directory shrink substantially using these, usually.
Edit: oops, forgot to mention that you'll need root access to get permission to the /var directories to do this.
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