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Well let's try to steer the discussion out of the political woods and back to linux. <BR>
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One of these days I will spend some quality time to understand Android storage organization. <BR>
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./storage/emulated/legacy/.wsj-external-data-cache-USA was in fact the culprit - I removed that and now have 11.85GB free. <BR>
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So NOW I can install the spiffy Disk & Storage Analyzer, and it is happy to report usage of Apps. BUT, it sees all the apps installed inside<BR>
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Ergo, WSJ's app is merrily storing away newspapers for the last year in a location that isn't visible to the normal monitoring apps, and is NOT cleaned up when you clear the cache, and is NOT removed when you uninstall the App. <BR>
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So, is there any rhyme or reason to these various folder choices? <BR>
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On Fri, 2014-02-28 at 14:14 +0000, Lightner, Jeff wrote:
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Rupert Murdoch owns WSJ these days and his folks in the UK were all over (other news sources) for hacking mobile phones a year or so ago. Maybe they institutionalized this ability in their WSJ app because the think the NSA shouldn’t have all the fun?<BR>
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<B>From:</B> ale-bounces@ale.org [mailto:ale-bounces@ale.org] <B>On Behalf Of </B>Neal Rhodes<BR>
<B>Sent:</B> Friday, February 28, 2014 9:11 AM<BR>
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<B>Subject:</B> Re: [ale] [slightly OT] Android Tablet mysteriously out of space<BR>
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Going old-school, I started terminal emulator, did a du, and it has been stuck for about 40 minutes at...<BR>
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615712 ./storage/emulated/legacy/.wsj-external-data-cache-USA/20991230<BR>
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Which I surmise means that the one AFTER this is a whopper. Suggests the Wall St Journal app may be the culprit. Which would be doubly annoying, since I uninstalled that last night. <BR>
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On Fri, 2014-02-28 at 07:49 -0500, Neal Rhodes wrote:<BR>
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I have a Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 tablet running all stock OS. Not a whole lot installed. <BR>
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It recently has gotten slower and slower at getting email and the Wall Street Journal. <BR>
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A couple of days ago it threw up an alert about not enough space. <BR>
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Sure enough, only 20mb left. <BR>
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Funny thing is, there is no way the applications shown add up to 12gb. <BR>
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So I stuffed in a 2gb SD card, moved some things to SD, cleared cache, rebooted, etc. Removed some apps I can live without. <BR>
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Still only 480mb free. <BR>
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So, I figure let's install one of those apps that gives a graphical DF and figure out where all the space has gone. I pick the first one, which is 471KB, and when I install, it downloads, but when says "not enough space to install". <BR>
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I'm kinda stuck here. Any thoughts before I get the extra strong reading glasses and fire up the terminal emulator and start manually doing df to figure out what happened? <BR>
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