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Rob1n |
2010-06-05
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#21
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Originally Posted by vicegerent
Most programs don't use much rootfs space - the bulk is installed to /opt instead. Generally rootfs space gets used up by libraries, so it's only when you've uninstalled all programs using a library that the space can get freed up.
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2010-06-05
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Originally Posted by Rob1n
Dude how do I uninstall using library? could you guys please advice.
Most programs don't use much rootfs space - the bulk is installed to /opt instead. Generally rootfs space gets used up by libraries, so it's only when you've uninstalled all programs using a library that the space can get freed up.
I checked the rootfs again it still shows same 22MB free space even though I have removed apps and games worth over 80-90MB`
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2010-06-05
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Originally Posted by peace_man
I think you just sent me your debug.tgz file?
Hi,
i have deleted sevral app's and got 46.3 MB on rootfs
but still can not update
what to do?
Thanks
Or
If so, you need to uninstall these packages:
teeworlds
brainparty
gltron
Then you should be able to upgrade
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2010-06-05
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Originally Posted by cpitchford
hi,
you've not removed the app (or apps) that are causing the problem.. See this post on the Nokia forum.. I've refered many users to this and practically all have had upgrade success:
http://discussions.europe.nokia.com/.../692307#M11170
i did it and sent you the mail...
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2010-06-05
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It was you!! i keep getting debug files with the original user's name in the subject!! ha 
See my last post, hopefully that should fix your upgrade jam
See my last post, hopefully that should fix your upgrade jam
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2010-06-05
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cpitchford,
Any advice on this? I uninstalled Tuxrace but it still shows free space as only 22MB in my rootfs
Any advice on this? I uninstalled Tuxrace but it still shows free space as only 22MB in my rootfs
Originally Posted by vicegerent
Dude how do I uninstall using library? could you guys please advice.
I checked the rootfs again it still shows same 22MB free space even though I have removed apps and games worth over 80-90MB`
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2010-06-05
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vicegerent:
Open these two links on your phone
http://chris.intrepid.cx/N900/debug.sh
http://chris.intrepid.cx/N900/diskspace.sh
Save BOTH files into the Documents folder on your phone..
Open an X terminal and run
sh MyDocs/.documents/debug.sh
Wait for it to finish.. it will take AGES
Then run:
sh MyDocs/.documents/diskspace.sh MyDocs/debug.tgz
This will show you a table..
The first column is the package
The second is how much rootfs space that package is using
The last column is how much emmc space that package is using
The largest rootfs space users appear at the top..
That might give you a clue as to which packages you need to remove..
If you follow the debug link I posted earlier, I can help you more (it involves sending me the debug.tgz file)
Open these two links on your phone
http://chris.intrepid.cx/N900/debug.sh
http://chris.intrepid.cx/N900/diskspace.sh
Save BOTH files into the Documents folder on your phone..
Open an X terminal and run
sh MyDocs/.documents/debug.sh
Wait for it to finish.. it will take AGES
Then run:
sh MyDocs/.documents/diskspace.sh MyDocs/debug.tgz
This will show you a table..
The first column is the package
The second is how much rootfs space that package is using
The last column is how much emmc space that package is using
The largest rootfs space users appear at the top..
That might give you a clue as to which packages you need to remove..
If you follow the debug link I posted earlier, I can help you more (it involves sending me the debug.tgz file)
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2010-06-05
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#28
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Thanks man.
the device got unjamed
the device got unjamed
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2010-06-05
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2010-06-06
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Hi cpitchford,
I didn't had to do anything. I just checked the link you have posted from Nokia forums.
So I did the same too and once I disabled these two the rootfs memory shot upto 43mb (or 46mb) and voila I manage to download the firmware direct on N900 itself without having to connect to the PC and it has installed successfully!
Last edited by vicegerent; 2010-06-06 at 02:43.
I didn't had to do anything. I just checked the link you have posted from Nokia forums.
Originally Posted by cpitchford
In that thread Paulfp said he also faced problem with not enough memory and disabled extras-devel and extras-testing.
you've not removed the app (or apps) that are causing the problem.. See this post on the Nokia forum.. I've refered many users to this and practically all have had upgrade success:
http://discussions.europe.nokia.com/.../692307#M11170
So I did the same too and once I disabled these two the rootfs memory shot upto 43mb (or 46mb) and voila I manage to download the firmware direct on N900 itself without having to connect to the PC and it has installed successfully!
Last edited by vicegerent; 2010-06-06 at 02:43.
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