Hi, ext Scott wrote:
Along these same lines, is there a file browser that will see the entire "disk" including the hidden folders so I can see where the files are piling up and which temp ones can be deleted? Or is there a utility for the n810 similar to TreeSize (windoze program) that will show you all the folders and how much space each folder (recursive) takes up?
I use something like the attached scripts from command line on the device: du-fs-contents.sh -- shows sizes of directory contents, dir at the time package-sizes.sh -- list sizes of all packages according to pkg database NOTE: the package (database) "Installed-Size" information isn't trustworthy, the package can take a lot less disk space: * on install certain documentation directories are removed from the packages (with docpurge) and amount of that can be quite large * The file system is also LZO compressed, so files may take significantly less space than they appear. For example: # cd /home/user/MyDocs/.documents # lzop osso_software_copyright.pdf # ls -s osso_software_copyright.pdf* 1359 osso_software_copyright.pdf 334 osso_software_copyright.pdf.lzo I.e. the PDF file actually takes only few hundred KB from the file system instead of over MB. Some other files like jpeg, png, mp3, wma etc ones are in an already compressed format. Debian localepurge might also be useful, but I don't know whether it can be easily used on our tablets: http://packages.debian.org/etch/localepurge - Eero
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