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#1
As the title says, I can't transfer files anymore from MyDocs to my external Hardrive (usbhost), that message always displays now.

I normally was able to transfer large files before no problem, any help please? and thanks in advance.
 
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#2
What is the output of
Code:
free
df
 

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#3
I've had this once before.

I had ran out of space it seems though!
 

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#4
here is my output


Code:
~ $ free
              total         used         free       shared      buffers
  Mem:       245404       235116        10288            0         8000
 Swap:       786424        57836       728588
Total:      1031828       292952       738876
~ $ df
Filesystem           1k-blocks      Used Available Use% Mounted on
rootfs                  233344    233336         0 100% /
ubi0:rootfs             233344    233336         0 100% /
tmpfs                     1024        80       944   8% /tmp
tmpfs                      256        88       168  34% /var/run
none                     10240        80     10160   1% /dev
tmpfs
 
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#5
That's because filebox doesn't find the device
I never used h-e-n. Let me try it and I'll see what I can do.
 
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Bad, bad luck! Your rootfs is stuffed to capacity. May be some copying went wrong in filebox??? To analyse
Code:
mount
du -kx / | sort -n
This will show you the biggest directories last.
There is a script called moveroot to move some stuff from /usr/share to /home/user/share here http://wiki.maemo.org/User:Tanner#Sa...pace_on_rootfs . After analyzing what went wrong that might be very helpful to clear things.
 

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Originally Posted by michaaa62 View Post
Bad, bad luck! Your rootfs is stuffed to capacity. May be some copying went wrong in filebox??? To analyse
Code:
mount
du -kx / | sort -n
This will show you the biggest directories last.
There is a script called moveroot to move some stuff from /usr/share to /home/user/share here http://wiki.maemo.org/User:Tanner#Sa...pace_on_rootfs . After analyzing what went wrong that might be very helpful to clear things.

Just wanted to say thanks and sorry for the late reply as I've been on holiday with limited internet, this helped free enough for me to be able to install programs again. sadly I've got new bigger problems (but it's getting offtopic so I'll put it on another thread. thanks again)
 
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#8
I have this error too. "no enough space". I don't understand any of the previous suggestions. My phone has plenty of space, so it must be the root fs. How to fix? And what to use instead of Filebox after that?
 
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#9
Please open X-Terminal application and typ the commands one by one
Code:
df -h
free
mount
If you need help in reading the output, please post the complete output here.
 

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#10
Looks to me like it says I have 41% free so I guess that wasn't the problem. <shrug>. I Just deleted the file that the error first showed up on (but the error continued after) and the error no longer pops up.
 
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