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Bill Farrow wrote:<br>
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<pre wrap="">On Thursday 26 June 2003 21:06, deBrouwer&Maxwell wrote:
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If I run df-h Its say 90% as well
Can it be something to do with the cache
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It could be your /var/cache/apt directory. Try this command to have a
look at the space used in /var/cache
# du -sh /var/cache/*</pre>
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539M<br>
home/Avery 886K + 9.9M =?<br>
home/David 1233K<br>
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What's that 12 M personal files? I'm not sure the difference between K and
M I think K is 1000Bytes and I think M is 1 000 000Bytes<br>
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I think there is somethingextra in the cache but I don't know what it is<br>
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<font color="#993399"><big>Since the -d dist-upgrade there is extra stuff
in kstart/quick brower/home/avery there is all this package stuff I don't
know what it is<br>
If I click on the Konqueror/home I can only bring it up if I click on show
hidden files<br>
Its on home/david only when clicking on show hidden files in konqueror/h</big></font>ome<br>
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In kstart/system/info centre/memory<br>
Disk Cache 42%<br>
disk buffer 9.5M<br>
Application Data 46%<br>
free memory 3M<br>
this is only approximate as it keeps changes<br>
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On my system, running Debian Sid, I have 2.4G in /var/cache/apt. Time
for a clean I think.
I am pretty sure that you can do an "apt-get autoclean" without
loosing anything usefull. It only removes the packages are so old
that you can't download them any more.</pre>
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I'm very hesitant about running this I think I need to get advice from Computerbank
on this<br>
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A bigger HDD would be good too :-) But then I have a 486 laptop with a
300MB drive, and it is running Debian Sid too. I don't have any
office suites or large window managers like KDE on it, just a lean
mean Blackbox window manager.</pre>
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It should run fine on 2.3 hdd ide all the other Computerbank Computers do<br>
Avery<br>
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