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I have also uninstalled bash4 and gdb, so that I have 36 Mb free on rootfs before upgrade.
But the upgrade process by "apt-get upgrade" still complains with "no space left on device"... after fixing with "dpkg --configure -a" and another "apt-get upgrade" it succeeded with only 3 Mb free on rootfs.
After reboot and some days, rootfs is now 38 Mb free. Strange, it looks like the upgrade requires a lot of temporary space that gets freed only with cron tasks.
My suspect is /var/lib/dpkg which was 44 Mb after the first upgrade failure and is now 16 Mb large.
sudo gainroot apt-get clean
I tried to update my N900 CSSU to CSSU thumb... but it failed because "/" file system was full.
I tried to free as much as possible space, removing packages consuming too much on "/" but it still lacks at least 40 Mb. Now the largest files are xul libraries from MicroB.
Is it a known problem ?
Is there any work-around ?
Thank you in advance
Yves