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#5
Originally Posted by Rob1n View Post
Did you check whether the space had actually freed up after you originally moved the directory? The filesystem can't properly delete a file if it's still open (it deletes the directory entry, but the file data must be kept), so I'd guess the free space never actually dropped, and when you moved them back it had to create a new copy. A reboot would close the files and allow the deletion to complete, freeing up the space again.
Yeah I think this is what happened, the browserd process must have been using the files.
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