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2013-01-30
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#2
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Remove some of installed applications first with:
You can see list of installed packages and their names with:
(l as in list)
Code:
# apt-get remove <packagename>
Code:
$ dpkg -l
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2013-02-02
, 19:31
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Originally Posted by ladoga
Thanks ladoga,
Remove some of installed applications first with:
You can see list of installed packages and their names with:Code:# apt-get remove <packagename>
(l as in list)Code:$ dpkg -l
my problem acually is that it seems that many mms I received is filled up the applications memory, somehow if i receive an mms, it is stored on the same place what is used by application memory. when i try to delete mms, or other non used content, it says permission denied. is there a solution to delete these space consuming not used files?
thanks
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2013-02-02
, 19:36
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Originally Posted by mexicanitch
I have myExplorer and I would like to delete the content of the following section:
Thanks ladoga,
my problem acually is that it seems that many mms I received is filled up the applications memory, somehow if i receive an mms, it is stored on the same place what is used by application memory. when i try to delete mms, or other non used content, it says permission denied. is there a solution to delete these space consuming not used files?
thanks
/home/user/.mms/msg
Thank you if you can help.
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2013-02-02
, 19:40
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Originally Posted by mexicanitch
Just open terminal and type:
I have myExplorer and I would like to delete the content of the following section:
/home/user/.mms/msg
Thank you if you can help.
Code:
rm -rf /home/user/.mms/*
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2013-02-02
, 21:08
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Originally Posted by mexicanitch
dpkg and apt get are for installed packages, aren't they? what is the command for force deleting files,
I have myExplorer and I would like to delete the content of the following section:
/home/user/.mms/msg
Thank you if you can help.
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2013-02-02
, 21:27
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Originally Posted by mexicanitch
Um, thedead1440 just posted it.
dpkg and apt get are for installed packages, aren't they? what is the command for force deleting files,
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2013-02-02
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Originally Posted by thedead1440
Well, thanks Guys so far this does not help, it gives a message that permission is denied and directory not empty.
Just open terminal and type:
Do the above as regular user not as root (devel-su)!Code:rm -rf /home/user/.mms/*
What would help on my problem, I don't have many apps, the application memory is 2-0 gb, where 1.9 is other applications - for me completly unknown. I had nitdroid installed before which I uninstalled.
Any ideas for the solution is very much welcome.
Thanks.
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2013-02-03
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Originally Posted by mexicanitch
Ok, I probably understood you wrong. (I though that application memory being filled somehow prevented you from removing the messages)
Thanks ladoga,
my problem acually is that it seems that many mms I received is filled up the applications memory, somehow if i receive an mms, it is stored on the same place what is used by application memory. when i try to delete mms, or other non used content, it says permission denied. is there a solution to delete these space consuming not used files?
thanks
Have you tried to delete MMS through the message UI? Just long pressing on message and choosing delete all? Problem with deleting them from the command line is due to ~/.mms having a subdirectory owned by aegisfs so you'd probably need opensh/aridne/openmode to remove it.
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2013-02-03
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I tried this and deleted as many messages as i coulod. However surprisingly it still does not stop the problem of having 2.0 gb application data out of 2.1 gb. All the current applications take 0.1 gb, and so called "Other Applications" take 1.9 gb. What can be the problem? What should I do to get back this memory? Thank You.
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