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#11
You can check for user owned files to delete/move:
Code:
find /var -user user -type f
or
Code:
find /var -writable -type f
The tracker cache db comes up on mine, which should be safe to delete (after killing tracker).

Last edited by Rob1n; 2010-01-13 at 11:54. Reason: Limiting find to files
 
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#12
When I kill mafw-tracker-source it keeps respawning.

The -writable function is missing form the busybox implementation of find, as is "-ls". I am missing both today. The busybox implementation of 'ps' doesn't list parent processes either...
 
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Originally Posted by Alan_Peery View Post
When I kill mafw-tracker-source it keeps respawning.

The -writable function is missing form the busybox implementation of find, as is "-ls". I am missing both today. The busybox implementation of 'ps' doesn't list parent processes either...
I think it's trackerd you need to kill. And sorry, I didn't test the -writable option
 
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Originally Posted by Rob1n View Post
I think it's trackerd you need to kill.
trackerd is not running. If it is normal for it to be running, I suspect the 100% full condition is causing more casualties than I had been seeing...
 
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#15
I'm pretty sure it's normally running, yes.

If you've still not been able to free up any space, then I can only see a couple of remaining options. You could enable R&D Mode or you can reflash.
 
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#16
Originally Posted by Alan_Peery View Post
When I kill mafw-tracker-source it keeps respawning.

The -writable function is missing form the busybox implementation of find, as is "-ls". I am missing both today. The busybox implementation of 'ps' doesn't list parent processes either...
tracker-process -k
 

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#17
As the firmware was released on the 14th, I just went ahead and reflashed. It saved me the time of finding out what was using so much space on my root partition...
 
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