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2010-02-10
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Originally Posted by gabby131
oh it's missing the important part. try df -h | grep rootfs
here it is
you don't have to post a pic, the number in the free or precentage columns are enough.
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2010-02-10
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Originally Posted by gabby131
No, that's the output from "df -h", with the actual data I was looking for in there (for rootfs) scrolled off the screen.
here it is
Please type in exactly what I gave you - you should get a couple of lines of output from the "df -h /" command, and a single number out from the "du -hsx /" command.
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2010-02-10
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Originally Posted by Rob1n
No, that's the output from "df -h", with the actual data I was looking for in there (for rootfs) scrolled off the screen.
Please type in exactly what I gave you - you should get a couple of lines of output from the "df -h /" command, and a single number out from the "du -hsx /" command.
you mean this one????
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2010-02-10
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Originally Posted by gabby131
That's perfect. So you are completely out of rootfs space, and have about 65M more on there than I do on mine. The next question is what's using the space. Can you run:
you mean this one????
Code:
root du -hsx /bin /etc /lib /root /sbin /tmp /usr /var
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2010-02-10
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Originally Posted by Rob1n
uh oh. so many text pop out of xterm when i perform the root code
That's perfect. So you are completely out of rootfs space, and have about 65M more on there than I do on mine. The next question is what's using the space. Can you run:
Code:root du -hsx /bin /etc /lib /root /sbin /tmp /usr /var
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2010-02-10
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Originally Posted by gabby131
It should just output 8 lines, giving the disk space used for each of the 8 listed directories.
uh oh. so many text pop out of xterm when i perform the root code
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2010-02-10
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Originally Posted by gabby131
oh wait!! here it comes!!!
uh oh. so many text pop out of xterm when i perform the root code
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2010-02-10
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That all looks pretty normal I'm afraid - doesn't look like there's any big files where they shouldn't be. It looks like you've just installed too many non-optified apps from extras-testing and extras-devel.
All I can suggest at this stage is to disable all the repositories (to free up some space), then use App manager to uninstall any big apps. You can use the scripts I've posted to find which packages are taking up the most space. It's then a case of matching the package name to the application and uninstalling.
You might also want to read through the various other threads on freeing up rootfs space, to see whether there's any other ideas there that might apply.
All I can suggest at this stage is to disable all the repositories (to free up some space), then use App manager to uninstall any big apps. You can use the scripts I've posted to find which packages are taking up the most space. It's then a case of matching the package name to the application and uninstalling.
You might also want to read through the various other threads on freeing up rootfs space, to see whether there's any other ideas there that might apply.
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2010-02-10
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Originally Posted by gabby131
/usr seems to be too big.
oh wait!! here it comes!!!
have you added any bootvideos or new icons?
here it is