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 Originally Posted by Stamponephoto
OK, so I am getting the "No space left" error when I try to install uberkernal. I have 21GB available, I am running 3.0.4 and I have not installed CM on my Touchpad, and I don't have maptoolspro. On the advice of another thread, I checked the available space on my partitions (see attached) Now I am in no way a programer, It sounds like, based on this thread, I have somehow filled up some backend folder with unnecessary files, and I just have to clear it out. The problem is, if that is the case, I have no idea how to do this or what I am looking for. Any help would be greatly appreciated 
Your root filesystem / is 100% full.
Here is mine for the boot and root filesystems:
Code:
# df -h
Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
/dev/root 31728 22816 8912 72% /boot
/dev/mapper/store-root
572468 454784 117684 79% /
Not sure how it happened, but you might have to doctor... at least it could be easier than going through all the directories in / and finding what is eating the extra space.
Perhaps this helps (mine after 3.0.4 and UberKernel):
Code:
# du -xsh /* | grep -v media
8.0K /Settings
1.3M /bin
18.3M /boot
208.0K /dev
6.0M /etc
4.0K /home
13.2M /lib
16.0K /lost+found
444.0K /md5sums.gz
4.0K /mnt
17.9M /opt
0 /proc
4.5M /sbin
0 /sys
428.0K /tmp
402.2M /usr
5.1M /var
But if that doesn't immediately help find where the space is being used, then time for webOS doctor.
How To Recover - WebOS Internals
Edit: Perhaps there will be a few small differences as mine has some extra fonts in /opt and a few other minor patches.
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