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But I'm sure the update process would stop due to lack of disk space.
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Linares wrote:I agree that it would be ideal to upgrade to version 8 of Mageia. Linares Posts: 145 Joined: Nov 25th, '19, 20:24 Location: Aizarna, Euskal Herria
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Since it is not convenient to remove the only "backup" kernel that is on my system, just in case, I move on to the next section: The path /var/cache/urpmi/Ĭan I safely delete everything in that folder? Although this would not free much space, because there are only 61 Mib. How can I find out how much disk space a given kernel is taking up? VirtualBox doesn't bother me much, since the virtual machines are on a different disk than the one that is giving me space problems.
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I prefer to put up with Mageia 7 on this computer and, if the situation improves at some point so I can buy another computer, then I will install version 8 or, who knows, version 9 already. Having to go through all that again discourages me greatly. a conky that gave me hundreds of difficulties ( ). shortcuts, the task panel, desktop backgrounds, etc. Planning, sharing and partitioning the hard drives. The first reason is that I spent many months configuring the system to my liking, that is, the programs I need. Reinstall fresh is something I also want to avoid for various reasons. I agree that it would be ideal to upgrade to version 8 of Mageia.
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But maybe the program sin windows do not run efficiently in VirtualBox - if they i.e use the GPU for processing, i think VB do not support that. Backup all user files of both systems, make a complete reinstall, let Mageia have all disk, maybe use LVM to have flexible partitions. Do you need it? Or other direction, can you use it to install some Windows version and run windows only as a virtualbox guest? Then you can maybe ditch the dualboot Windows install. You can during install select a light desktop, and enter advanced mode to select/deselect packages.īy reinstalling - especially after backing up your /home, then you could also make another partitioning. It can also work by upgrading using the install media, select to upgrade, and enable updates repositories, but it is more clean to install fresh, less extra packages. Then you have no backup kernel, but if you really must lower the footprint.īut upgrading use extra space during operation, so i think you only can reinstall fresh. If so, remove the packages containing "5.10.43"
Need to work booted on another system such as Mageia LIVE and back up /home, and extend / partition to include former home partition space (and maybe at the same time take some space from Windows partition (warnind for boot implications), and while at it maybe reinstall Mageia, and then copy back contents from your backed up home. If you have separate / and /home you may want to join it to one partition. That means in this case to remove the current desktop and related stuff, and install the new so you must work from command line. If you have a large desktop system like gnome or plasma, you may consider switching to some smaller. You probably have a lot of support for printers you do not have, but it may be tedious to find and probably not much space gain. task-plasma makes sure more than minimum is installed, you do not need that. It ensures by dependencies that all basic apps are installed.
When you remove applications make sure you still have the corresponding task-somedesktop-minimal installed. If Plasma, you may want to stop the baloo file indexer and delete its database. 7327836050 (note instructions need be adapted from Mint)Īlso, we have many ways to install diffrently packaged programs, have you read ? it seems hard for these apps, but many try some succeed more or less I would guess a lot of bloat could be cut from MSwindows, and maybe some area could be used by Mageia, several ways exist.Īs for eventually leaving MSWindows. Do you use a shared partition for system and home? Of course, empty your trash can, downloads folder etc.įor further optimisation, tell us how the system is partitioned. Why my thunderbird have 1GB trash cache i dont know. So if not already, you can set your browser cache smaller. I see my /home/username/.cache/ is 5.3 Gigabyte, most is firefox. If you install flatpaks to system the location is /var/lib/flatpak. We also package other programs with similar function.Įxecuted by root, it also works on i.e /var to see size of logs and cache, /usr for programs, but it can not intelligently be used directly on /.Īlso check /tmp, and some externally fetched programs install to /opt. I use fsview to graphically see size of folders and files in my home. Partly downloaded packages get stuck in /var/cache/urpmi/. Have you uninstalled kernels that you no longer need?
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