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2010-01-08 , 11:42
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#51
Irreco is a fat application.. I remember having 33.something MB available on the rootfs.. after installation it went down to 11MB.. and what's worse is that after removing irreco and it's components (lirc) I had 15-16 MB free on the rootfs.. where did the rest of MB go? lol

I love irreco but I wish it would be optified though...

I am trying to find whats taking space in the rootfs..

Oh and it also slowed down my N900 a bit.. oh wel..

Btw how do you run the script?
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2010-01-08 , 21:54
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#52
Originally Posted by Saturn View Post
If you open the xterm and do the following:

Code:
 /usr/bin/gtk-update-icon-cache
does it fixes the desktop icons till the next reboot?

Sorry but I can't test this myself at the moment.
No :-( Is there any workaround?
 

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2010-01-11 , 19:54
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#53
Heres my addition to programs that are horrible to rootfs: google latitude updater (from extras testing... I know)

Now my rootfs is only 76% full and most things work. Is that an ok level or should I try to get the rootfs lower. I didn't want to optify too many programs with that script...
 

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2010-01-12 , 17:14
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#54
Originally Posted by DrWilken View Post
You're absolutely right:
i believe that's an older version of vim. the latest one (7.2-0maemo7), which is probably only in -devel right now, is properly optified.

there's no "man" command on the tablet, so i guess all the man files are deleted in postinst. that way they still show up in the package file list, although they've been deleted right after installation. 'twas probably a quick hack, adding two delete statements in the postinst script is easier than removing the manual files
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2010-01-13 , 10:52
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Originally Posted by SubCore View Post
i believe that's an older version of vim. the latest one (7.2-0maemo7), which is probably only in -devel right now, is properly optified.
I've updated to 7.2-0maemo7 after posting... Just didn't make it back here - to many threads going

Originally Posted by SubCore View Post
there's no "man" command on the tablet, so i guess all the man files are deleted in postinst. that way they still show up in the package file list, although they've been deleted right after installation. 'twas probably a quick hack, adding two delete statements in the postinst script is easier than removing the manual files
Yeah, that's definetely a quick hack but hey... It works (tm)...
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2010-01-19 , 03:08
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#56
Thank you for the post.
However, I am meeting some problems.
When "Make sure bash is installed", am I supposed to install the one from here? http://nitapps.com/ The bash3 is that righ?

I have installed it on my N900, however, when I tried to run the .sh file ./f1355fe1f.sh I always get the error permission denied.
I have also run chmod +x f1355fe1f.sh however, the same error occured.

Could you please point out some detail steps to run your .sh file?

Thank you!
 

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2010-01-19 , 03:56
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#57
would be nice if the script took a second arguement, and that is the name of the package I want to optify. scanning through 2000 packages because I downloaded 1 new package is a bit tedius.
 

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2010-01-19 , 04:44
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#58
Originally Posted by skytulip33 View Post
Thank you for the post.
However, I am meeting some problems.
When "Make sure bash is installed", am I supposed to install the one from here? http://nitapps.com/ The bash3 is that righ?

I have installed it on my N900, however, when I tried to run the .sh file ./f1355fe1f.sh I always get the error permission denied.
I have also run chmod +x f1355fe1f.sh however, the same error occured.

Could you please point out some detail steps to run your .sh file?

Thank you!
Make sure you are on a partition which supports +x mode for file. The 32GB partition does not support this. Place the file in /usr/bin and then chmod it.
 

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2010-03-05 , 19:06
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#59
Originally Posted by ccooke View Post
Use:

Get root on your tablet.
Make sure bash is installed.
Download the script.

Code:
# bash pkgscan
Loading from cache...
Sorting...done
Ready.


Package: busybox
Files:   2
Size in /usr: 18792
Type 'arc' to archive:

Package: libqt4-core
Files:   1
Size in /usr: 9988
Currently archived in /opt
Type 'undo' to undo:
(anything other than 'arc' or 'undo' will skip that package)
I am sorry guys but how do you do to run this on your Xterm?
Sorry I am novice...

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2010-03-05 , 19:45
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#60
I found this threat from stevet68, I tried it and it worked out.

http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=46027
 

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