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2012-05-07
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I'd say you need to fsck -a your partitions as that is most probable the cause of your lack of writing rights.
Lovely to read you'd rather tinker with your device, than simply reflash it.
I have 4MB left @/ and still running.
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2012-05-07
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2012-05-07
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cp /usr/bin/evkey /usr/sbin/evkey
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as this is my first post because I very recently bought my own n900, I firstly want to say hello to everybody!
First about my setup: I flashed my n900 with the pwnphone image and downloaded some additional apps I liked from the repos. Everything went fine so far.
Very recently I got some alerts, that messages can neither be sent, nor received, because I am running low on internal memory. I checked my rootfs and found out, that it only has 22 mb left on it (a query on a search engine revealed, that this appears to be a very common problem which evolves from the small root-partition with very fast access to speed up the phone....)
So far so good.
But now, I don't receive these messages anymore but instead am completely refused to do some changes on my phone:
Most recently, I even can't use aptitude anymore (it says "unable to write to /var/cache/apt", no matter which operation I try to perform with apt-get...)
I know, what most of you would advise in the first place. "Reflash everything and there you go.."
But this is against my nature as I developed a real weakness for debugging and I surely won't be satisfied until I get the cause (I could end up with the exact same problem after the reflash anyways - I bought the phone three days ago..)
TL;DR:
Are there any known bugs about some syspaths being locked as soon as there is few space left? Any other possible origins for the trouble I am encountering?
Is there another advice on getting the rootfs-problem out of the world (I tried moveroot.sh, but with almost no success: 300kb were freed)
Thank you so much in advance, guys!
best regards
Last edited by printf_this; 2012-05-07 at 11:17. Reason: typo