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2010-05-05
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This script shows you how much space is freed. It can also detect whether some directories have already been moved. WARNING: Although this script works for most users, you should always perform a backup before running it. Do not use this script if you have already used some other methods or scripts from Free_up_rootfs_space! In this case reflashing is recommended.
1. install the rootsh package from extras
2. download the script to your MyDocs (or upload it via SSH)
3. in Terminal run
sudo gainroot
sh /home/user/MyDocs/moveroot.sh
It should have freed about 95MB on your rootfs. Upgrading the firmware OTA after using the script is supposed to work. If you reflash the firmware the script will automatically remove the files from the old firmware when you run it again.
This untested script reverts the modifications and moves as many as possible files back to rootfs. Make sure that you have enough space on rootfs for that. Otherwise it will abort the operation. Instructions are the same as for moveroot.sh, except that you call unmoveroot.sh.
apt-get install pymaemo-optify
apt-get clean
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2010-05-05
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2010-05-06
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@ Vancouver,Canada / Dubai,UAE
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2010-05-06
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2010-05-06
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@ Vancouver,Canada / Dubai,UAE
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2010-05-06
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@ UK
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LOL WHAT A LAME INTRO, ANYWAYS!
So yeah, My rootfs was at 80% and I got sick of looking at it, so I changed it to 65% and it's 84mb now?
Anyways, theres a tweak you should all watch out for.
Here are the out-comes and in-detail explanation of what this command does.
In-Detail Explanation Of Original Command
mv /usr/share/microb-engine /home/opt -- This part moves "microb-engine from the usr/share/ directory, to home/opt (Non rootfs 256MB storage)
ln -s /home/opt/microb-engine /usr/share/microb-engine -- This part sets the instruction to find the microb-engine (Otherwise known as Web Browser) to home/opt/microb-engine from /usr/share/microb-engine (Yes yes, the rootfs 256MB Partition)
Effects
1. Web Browsing will NOT work.
2. The important and probably most scariest problem of all. 100% CPU Usage on IDLE
Yeah, 100% CPU at 600MhZ non-stop without even touching your machine. Thank god it was on a low priority and reversed the effects.
Here's how, just incase you bump into such a bug.
mv /home/opt/microb-engine /usr/share -- Moves home/opt/microb-engine folder to /usr/share (Original 256MB Partition rootfs)
ln -s /usr/share/microb-engine /home/opt/microb-engine -- Tells OS to find the program at usr/share/microb-engine from /home/opt/microb-engine
Anyways, hope you guys never bump into this bug, if you do though, hopefully this will prevent you from reflashing your machine.
Happy N900'ing. (:
-NEWBIE
jaaastinn[;