jesuska
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2010-03-19
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@ Toulouse, France
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2010-03-19
, 09:49
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@ Cambridge, UK
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#52
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2010-03-19
, 09:53
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@ London
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2010-03-19
, 10:02
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@ Poole, UK
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2010-03-19
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2010-03-19
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@ Worthing, England
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#57
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I'm trying to update (I have 40.4Mb RootFS free) but it says "Not enough memory in target location". Doesn't even suggest connecting to a PC.
I've got Testing and devel disabled as they normally are.
I think this is because I had a never ending reboot problem a while back, and reflashed, but that means I've got some crap left from before in my rootfs.
How do I clear out stuff from before my manual reflash, without wiping the entire eMMC (think that's the right terminology).
I can get easy root access using WinSCP, but don't want ot randomly delete stuff! I have made a backup onto my microSD card, but not sure exactly what is backed up and what isn't. Essentially, I don't want to lose My Photos and videos that I have recorded!
Many thanks,
Dex
apt-get clean
apt-get autoremove
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2010-03-19
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@ Bucks, UK
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2010-03-19
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@ Bristol
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2010-03-19
, 10:10
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@ London
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