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2010-01-17
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Did it occur to you to search for "python" before creating another thread?
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2010-01-17
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python is a big snake that lives in your device, it eats filesystem and dives nodes... but seriously, you need it trust me... google it.
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2010-01-17
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Originally Posted by Flandry
I did...i always do search for the topic i want to read....but found no help.
Did it occur to you to search for "python" before creating another thread?
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2010-01-17
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Originally Posted by vartanov
I know it runs some sort of script or whatever...but the reason i question it is because all of sudden it appears in xterminal where before..it's not there when i type df -h.
python is a big snake that lives in your device, it eats filesystem and dives nodes... but seriously, you need it trust me... google it.
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2010-01-17
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Originally Posted by romanianusa
what you see are mounts used for python, it is needed to run your apps. it probably appeared because you have installed something.
I know it runs some sort of script or whatever...but the reason i question it is because all of sudden it appears in xterminal where before..it's not there when i type df -h.
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df -h | grep root
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2010-01-17
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Because previously it was not optified. Those binds you see in df show the python stuff is now on opt, so not using precious NAND space.
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2010-01-17
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Originally Posted by attila77
does the optify package create those nodes?
Because previously it was not optified. Those binds you see in df show the python stuff is now on opt, so not using precious NAND space.
/opt/pymaemo/usr/lib/python2.5 1.3G 32% used
/lib/python2.5
/pt/pymaemo/usr/share/pyshared 1.3G 32% used
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ect..
I normally don't see these before when i type df -h?? What is this ....i am not a programmer...do i need this and how do i uninstall it??