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Steve Litt via PLUG-discuss said on Sun, 14 Mar 2021 05:15:54 -0400
>Joseph Sinclair via PLUG-discuss said on Sat, 13 Mar 2021 15:34:12
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>>Joe,
>> I would recommend running a couple simple cleanups to get some space
>> back for now.
>>Keep in mind
Joseph Sinclair via PLUG-discuss said on Sat, 13 Mar 2021 15:34:12 -0700
>Joe,
> I would recommend running a couple simple cleanups to get some space
> back for now.
>Keep in mind this will be a temporary fix; you will run out of space
>again fairly quickly if you cannot remove some programs or
>Joe,
> I would recommend running a couple simple cleanups to get some space
> back for now.
>Keep in mind this will be a temporary fix; you will run out of space
>again fairly quickly if you cannot remove some programs or otherwise
>permanently clear some space on the root partition.
Hi
Joe,
I would recommend running a couple simple cleanups to get some space back for
now.
Keep in mind this will be a temporary fix; you will run out of space again
fairly quickly if you cannot remove some programs or otherwise permanently
clear some space on the root partition.
Empty the
You need to clear some disk space and get it working again, maybe run a
fsck. Usually after doing so even with ext2/3/4 it'll boot again, but it
gets a weird hard lock when full that buggers it. Lovely behaviour.
Using LVM, even filling a working disk I can work with it, where I can't
with a
Thanks Michael.
Yes, I do realize that I probably need to build a
completely different system, but for now, I just
have to find ways to keep my old system working.
Now, after a reboot, I have most everything working
again, but for now, I mainly just need to find out
how to unlock Libre Office
