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thedead1440 is offline thedead1440
2012-10-05 , 16:19
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#11
I'm not sure how to find the size a package is taking up on your system but one way would be for example you want to find the space "real golf" takes up you can find the files then manually check their sizes...

In terminal you can type:

Code:
find / | grep real\ golf
This would give you the directories used by real golf and you can then proceed to check the file sizes...


Edit: On second thought when you click on manage applications, the size of the package should be there too...Maybe you want to check using that way?


Edit 2: Just checked a test and its "realgolf" not "real golf" so just take note in case you get nothing from the find i posted above
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brkn is offline brkn
2012-10-05 , 16:28
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#12
Originally Posted by thedead1440 View Post
you can run as root in terminal:

apt-get autoremove

this would delete the .deb files that you may have downloaded into your root partition; other than that you shouldn't be messing with anything else...
What you want is
Code:
apt-get clean
You could as well go with
Code:
cd /
du -k * | sort -nr | head
which will give you a reverse ordered list from biggest to smallest file (filesize is shown in kilobytes).

Or you could just check folder sizes with
Code:
du -sk * | sort -nr | more
Last edited by brkn; 2012-10-05 at 18:21. Reason: edited folder size code for sortability
 

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thedead1440 is offline thedead1440
2012-10-05 , 16:29
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#13
Originally Posted by brkn View Post
What you want is
Code:
apt-get clean
Ah thats what I meant...Sometimes I tend to lose my head


Lesson to be learnt: Check twice what you give to others
 
myname24 is offline myname24
2012-10-05 , 16:33
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#14
do you have nitdroid installed ? If yes move apps to sd (MyDocs) .if no try the above post
 
gsalone is offline gsalone
2012-10-05 , 16:54
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#15
Edit: On second thought when you click on manage applications, the size of the package should be there too...Maybe you want to check using that way?

No, there is no size info, just application and version.

Edit 2: Just checked a test and its "realgolf" not "real golf" so just take note in case you get nothing from the find i posted above [/QUOTE]

I did so, but i get lots of unnecessary entries like process id etc..
Too complicated
 
thedead1440 is offline thedead1440
2012-10-05 , 17:02
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#16
See from the list you can see /opt/realgolf is where most of the files are stored so check the folder size of /opt/realgolf by using:

ls -l /opt/realgolf2011/bin && ls -l /opt/realgofl2011/data

My rough calculation shows its at least around 300MB...So uninstalling real golf will allow you to install many other apps...

P.S. please check the file sizes yourself as I'm quite sleepy-eyed so I might be wrong


Edit: brkn's post above on the top of the page is the most useful so it would be better to follow that instead
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minimos is offline minimos
2012-10-05 , 17:19
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#17
Originally Posted by brkn View Post
Or you could just check folder sizes with
Code:
du -sh * | sort -nr | more
Using the -h option in du makes it unsuitable for sorting by size (as e.g. 224.0K > 139.5M) , so I'd suggest to modify command above it as "du -sk * | sort -nr | more"

BTW, after getting the results from previous command it is possible to do "cd <top directory>" and repeat the process to pinpoint the fat culprit(s).
 

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gsalone is offline gsalone
2012-10-05 , 17:30
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#18
Originally Posted by myname24 View Post
do you have nitdroid installed ? If yes move apps to sd (MyDocs) .if no try the above post
nope, no nitroid installed (now you will probably wondered how i managed to run out of installation space )
 
gsalone is offline gsalone
2012-10-05 , 17:40
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#19
Originally Posted by brkn View Post
You could as well go with
Code:
cd /
du -k * | sort -nr | head
which will give you a reverse ordered list from biggest to smallest file (filesize is shown in kilobytes).

Seems like home/user is pretty loaded but definetely not full.
Next culprit is usr/ and opt/ so should I just delete files from there or this will destroy my phone?

Or you could just check folder sizes with
Code:
du -sh * | sort -nr | more
I get lots of "du: can't open 'proc/........ permission denied" lines...
I am logged in with devel-su.
 
gsalone is offline gsalone
2012-10-05 , 18:07
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#20
After following minimos suggestion:

"du -sk * | sort -nr | more"

after getting the results from previous command, do "cd <top directory>" and repeat the process to pinpoint the fat culprit(s).

I got the fat culprits

opt # du -sk * | sort -nr | more
392988 realgolf2011
273868 gof2
201412 RealFootball2011
166940 gears
105748 airattack
104624 warmux
101392 ea-mobile-nfsshift
91944 BloodThrone
78656 rovio
74540 fennec
53768 castle-warriors
45264 ea-mobile-bejeweled2-full
42072 brainparty
41236 burn-the-city
28016 com.niasoft.alchemyclassic
27848 spotthedifference
23660 com.meecast.omweather
23304 cityscene
23280 ea-mobile-monopoly
22200 ripoff
18456 operamobile-labs
15460 JoseMobile
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