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Over the past 6 months I have collected a plethora of "****" on my SD card, lots of apps that left behind empty folders, logs, etc. I want to "fresh start it" and wipe everything off of it to eliminate all the folders that are no longer needed. Yes, I'm a app downloader/uninstaller, lol and as I'm sure some of you know leaves behind a trail of crap on your storage medium.
My question is, what does the SD card HAVE to have left on it (if anything) for the phone to operate correctly? I am Rooted/S-Off/SkyRaider 3.3.
Do i need to leave update.zip for instance on it, pictures i can i move to my Linux box, but I would hate to format the SD only to find out I just borked myself by removing a crucial system file the custom roms or rooting need.
I would also move my RomManager backup to my LB as well, just thought of that....
Anyone know?
i would leave clockwordmod folder, android.tether, android, and titanium backup folder..i mean thats what i have and would keep on my phone...I'm sure your setup is similar.
Thank you! =)
Damn good post. I went ahead and wiped my SD as well through clockwork. I saved my pictures and stuff to my desktop and then retransfered from there. What really sucks is organizing my pictures/music/media/ Sometimes when I switch ROM's I forget the camera auto saves pictures to internall emmc folder. What would be prime is to have it auto sync with a service like drop box.
so... we dont need :
"update.zip"
data
permissions log
blackberry? (never understood this being on my card)
etc...
i just formatted card via settings - storage - card format...
it took like 2 secs... and i have 3-4 gig of music on there...
seemed too fast for a format...
only 2 files it left on card was android.secure and lost.dir
i am re-adding some files i need, but wondering if your list above is the only "neccessary" files - obviously i'm adding my backups but i'm nervous cause theres a ton of files i'll be "missing"
i do have it backed up on 2 pc's, so i guess i'm covered...
hoping this helps - really just want a fresh canvas to work with...
hey guys
I had a bunch of pics that I received via MMS and I needed to use, so I just long click on it and selected to save do sd card. But when I connect the phone to the pc on mass storage mode, I can't find them anywhere.
So I installed the app SaveMMS and saved all the pics to a folder with the same name. Still nothing showed up when I connect the phone to my PC.
Using ASTRO, I can see all the pictures on the download folder and I can also access the SaveMMS folder (and actually some other folders that I cant see from my PC).
I tried to copy to somewhere else and even that didnt work.
I ended up emailing myself the pics...
Any idea on whats happening?
I got root and im using opendesire with a partitioned sd card (and no, there's no pictures on the ext partition).
many thanks
Does any file names or folders on your phone look like, for example, this ".hello"
If so, get rid of the full stop at the start of the name via Astro, as it will not show up on your computer
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thanks for the reply
the first thing I checked was for hidden folders, and it wasnt that.
the folders ended up showing up on the desktop as well, out of nowhere.
but it just seemed some random, dont know what was the issue.
This is usually because you are using a2sd which makes the SD card do strange things. Changes are only actually saved to the card for the computer to see when restarting the phone
The problem is well documented, and a fix have been made which should fix it
Well, its really weird.
But better weird with A2SD than normal without it ;p
[Q] Where did all my storage go? CM10.1
Hi all, I'm currently have a problem finding out where all my storage space has gone and what is safe to delete.
I'm on CM10.1 and the storage indicator in settings is attached. It says I only have 888MB available but the graphic shows around 2/3 of the internal storage is unused
I found 3 folders (storage/sdcard0, storage/emulated/0, and storage/emulated/legacy) that are both 2.62GB large. They look to be identical copies of /sdcard.
are any of these folders safe to delete? I am running out of memory and I believe these folders are the reason why.
Thanks!
Only yesterday someone mentioned something similar somehow. So I don't think that thread is really far away if you checked the first few pages in this Q & A section.
By typing in the searchbox "4.2 storage", I got this thread as the first result. So please try searching harder next time
Feel free to explain further if your issue is not resolved using the above link
Do not delete those folders. They are merely symlinks and not taking up any extra space.
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Thanks for the reminder to search more, I will remember to do so in the future.
I thought they were symlinks because changes i made in sdcard were reflected in the other folders however when i check the size of the storage folder I can see that the total size is 7.87GB. If they were symlinks wouldn't that be 2.62 gb? I will continue to search for how to fix this issue.
I don't think the problem is an app because that would show up in the storage graph under settings would it not?
thanks!
found this thread that seems like a very similar issue
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1906449&highlight=storage
however again I see a discrepancy in the used storage vs per app usage. The SD card Analysis is attached.
On my GNex, the storage/sdcard0 is of size X, and it is the same X size for each of storage/emulated/0 and storage/emulated/legacy. This is very similar to what you originaly mentioned in your first post. I was just checking mine as well.
Hmmm, is this only happening with CM 10.1 ? Any other ROM you tried ? A reboot could help?
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On my GNex, the storage/sdcard0 is of size X, and it is the same X size for each of storage/emulated/0 and storage/emulated/legacy. This is very similar to what you originaly mentioned in your first post. I was just checking mine as well.
Hmmm, is this only happening with CM 10.1 ? Any other ROM you tried ? A reboot could help?
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Check how much storage is used by your nandroid backups. I know that those aren't reported on the Storage space screen.
ahmadallica said:
On my GNex, the storage/sdcard0 is of size X, and it is the same X size for each of storage/emulated/0 and storage/emulated/legacy. This is very similar to what you originaly mentioned in your first post. I was just checking mine as well.
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This is true for mine as well. The size of the /storage is 3*X. Good to know this isn't problem I am having.
AOKP gave me the same problem earlier. I have rebooted and wiped data... Is there any other folder i can check?
I've attached another screenshot of the sdcard analyst in es file manager. This is very confusing to me that the directory size is 2.48GB but out of a total 13.33GB space only 1.01GB is free?!
Reedbo said:
Check how much storage is used by your nandroid backups. I know that those aren't reported on the Storage space screen.
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I am not complaining of any problem. I was trying to help the OP
Anyway, the ES File Explorer "SD Card Analyst" seems to include the nandroids as well
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extraGuac said:
This is true for mine as well. The size of the /storage is 3*X. Good to know this isn't problem I am having.
AOKP gave me the same problem earlier. I have rebooted and wiped data... Is there any other folder i can check?
I've attached another screenshot of the sdcard analyst in es file manager. This is very confusing to me that the directory size is 2.48GB but out of a total 13.33GB space only 1.01GB is free?!
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Just to confirm, do you remember making any "hidden" folders on your sd card?
Actually SD Card Analyst should by default show hidden folders as well but I thought it is bettER to ask you and be sure
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Just to confirm, do you remember making any "hidden" folders on your sd card?
Actually SD Card Analyst should by default show hidden folders as well but I thought it is bettER to ask you and be sure
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No, i don't recall intentionally making hidden folders.
and if the nandroid comment was directed at me, I checked the CWM folder where I believe they are saved. I only have one nandroid backup currently and the size is 1.25GB,
What do you have in /data/media/ ???
I have 3 folders there: 0, legacy, obb
the "0" folder seems to be another symlink as well.
I am trying to find anything on your sdcard different than mine. That's why I'm asking
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What do you have in /data/media/ ???
I have 3 folders there: 0, legacy, obb
the "0" folder seems to be another symlink as well.
I am trying to find anything on your sdcard different than mine. That's why I'm asking
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This is very strange, my /data/media/ is very different from yours.
I have the same 3 folders you have: 0, legacy, and obb however I also have what seems to be an older /sdcard backup. There are folders in there that seem to be from before I wiped data.
The 0 folder also appears to be a symlink but unlike the other symlinks this one takes up no space. In fact none of the folders in /data/media take up any space. When I check the size of /data/media es file explorer says it contains 0 files and 0 folders???
Thanks for all your help so far! I will keep searching
Yes it does not show any size with me as well but I can see the same contents of /sdcard/ in /data/media/0/ .
Would you please explain further about that "older" /sdcard/ backup you mentioned?
I am starting to think that maybe the first few times you went to 4.2, you did NOT have the latest TWRP or CWM installed. So the sdcard files were moved inside a "0" folder each time, then maybe you transferred your backup from PC to /sdcard/ so it became duplicated. Sorry I am not sure I am clear enough in explaining this but it is just an assumption because something similar happened with me before this "0" folder issue was fixed in TWRP actually.
Maybe I can help you bettER if you explain to me more about that "older" /sdcard/ backup you found
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Yes it does not show any size with me as well but I can see the same contents of /sdcard/ in /data/media/0/ .
Would you please explain further about that "older" /sdcard/ backup you mentioned?
I am starting to think that maybe the first few times you went to 4.2, you did NOT have the latest TWRP or CWM installed. So the sdcard files were moved inside a "0" folder each time, then maybe you transferred your backup from PC to /sdcard/ so it became duplicated. Sorry I am not sure I am clear enough in explaining this but it is just an assumption because something similar happened with me before this "0" folder issue was fixed in TWRP actually.
Maybe I can help you bettER if you explain to me more about that "older" /sdcard/ backup you found
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This was immensely helpful. You are correct, I had stock 4.2 on my GNex before I got CWM. This will get confusing but I will try to explain what I see in /data/media
/data/media/0/ seems to be a symlink for sure. however the other folder in there are from before wiped data earlier today. /data/media/download/ has a file I downloaded last week however /data/media/clockworkmod/backup has backups as recent as yesterday. I believe these are app data backups because I recall 3 of them. I do not see the nandroid I recently created in this folder. Is there anything you need to know?
extraGuac said:
This was immensely helpful. You are correct, I had stock 4.2 on my GNex before I got CWM. This will get confusing but I will try to explain what I see in /data/media
/data/media/0/ seems to be a symlink for sure. however the other folder in there are from before wiped data earlier today. /data/media/download/ has a file I downloaded last week however /data/media/clockworkmod/backup has backups as recent as yesterday. I believe these are app data backups because I recall 3 of them. I do not see the nandroid I recently created in this folder. Is there anything you need to know?
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Well, I think that "everything" you already have on your /sdcard/ including "clockworkmod" backups, blobs, and so on, should be duplicated (as symlinks) in the /data/media/0/ not in /data/media/. At least this is what I have in my sdcard. This should be the same for /data/media/download/ because the "download" folder of your /sdcard/ should be duplicated (again, as a symlink) in the /data/media/0/. Therefore, you said there are "backups" for clockworkmod in /data/media/clockworkmod/, so assuming the backup would be around 1.5 to 2 GB, then 3 backups of these would be about 4.5 to 6 GB of storage.
Please take note that I have "never" messed with these files and my above thoughts may be incorrect, so maybe first you may try to check whether these clockworkmod backups are really consuming a lot of storage. If they are really consuming that much storage, then it is bettER to play it safe by taking them out to your PC first just in case deleting them would cause something wrong. I hope some other more experienced member can "confidently" tell you to proceed in either deleting this /data/media/clockworkmod/ or suggest another solution. Sorry but I would not tell you to do something unless I am very confident and sure of it. I hope you understand
I will try searching for an exact answer on whether this /data/media/clockworkmod/ is safe to delete, and if I found something then I will let you know for sure
I made a nandroid backup and deleted all files in that folder except for 0, legacy, and obb. checked my storage and now I see 9.65GB available which is fantastic! I still have 1.18GB unaccounted for but I now that I know what seems to be the issue I can go through the rest of my data and try to weed out the problems.
Thank you so much for your help!
WOW! Glad to hear so
That was a brave thing to do. I would have done it if it is my phone but would not suggest for others unless I am sure it won't cause any trouble
It would be great if you mark/edit the thread's title as "[SOLVED]"
Well Done! :highfive:
In hindsight it was not my smartest move Thanks again for all your help!
Fixed
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SOLUTION:
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Here's what worked for me.
1. Make sure your phone is rooted
2. Open ES File Explorer
3. Press the Menu key > Tools > Root Explorer (grant it super user premission)
4. Some dialog pops up. I didn't understand the options, chose R/W permission and then pressed back at the next screen
5. Go to the root directory "/" and then "/data/logs"
6. Delete all the files in there
7. Thats it! :good:
There was about 1.6 GB of log files in there for me. 1440 files about ~1.5 mb each.
(Strangely, a huge number were from the 26th of last month, then 1 on the 27th, 30th and then all the rest from the 14th of this month?)
cya
R
Where did my storage go?
A huge thank you R !!!
been breaking teeth & puling whatever little hair got left for ages trying to solve this, mostly with complicated & futile suggestions. But yours worked right off the bat ! God bless you.
although i already had to go back twice within hours and wipe all files again its probably because i restocked on all those apps i had to delete before due to lack of space. At this point i'll take any solution over none.
if anybody ever rights a code that will prevent the dumpstate from accumulating he'll have a serious karma !
Rehaan said:
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SOLUTION:
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Here's what worked for me.
1. Make sure your phone is rooted
2. Open ES File Explorer
3. Press the Menu key > Tools > Root Explorer (grant it super user premission)
4. Some dialog pops up. I didn't understand the options, chose R/W permission and then pressed back at the next screen
5. Go to the root directory "/" and then "/data/logs"
6. Delete all the files in there
7. Thats it! :good:
There was about 1.6 GB of log files in there for me. 1440 files about ~1.5 mb each.
(Strangely, a huge number were from the 26th of last month, then 1 on the 27th, 30th and then all the rest from the 14th of this month?)
cya
R
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I have been having a bit of a problem with my Galaxy Nexus and its driving me nuts because of the storage situation..
Up until a couple weeks ago, I had the latest (at that time) version of AOKP on the phone (4.1.?, JB build 2 possibly). Then, around the first of the year, they updated to their 4.2 version JB-MR1 Build 1. The first time I installed the ROM, I installed it with the wrong GAPPS, ICS vs JB, and the phone went all haywire. I tried to get into the SD card to check which GAPPS was installed, but there were SO many force closes, I couldn't do anything. I rebooted into recovery, tried to go to my SD card, but ALL my info was gone. Basically a clean SD card.
So, I within minutes, I restored back to what I was on and everything was happy. No problems. I then downloaded the right GAPPS, installed the new ROM and GAPPS and everything worked great. Happy happy joy joy..
Today, I went to do a restore and remove some old backups and again, there is a second SD card. There is the normal one, and one labeled under /0/ in the directory.
I can access that directory while in recovery, but cannot with root explorer (or via my computers explorer) to erase it. The problem is, I think it is doubled up my photos and media, and now the card is full..
So, long story just to ask, how can I get rid of this other SD card directory? When talking with a co-worker, he mentioned it creates another directory when a second profile gets created..something I never did.
Any thoughts on how to get this removed so I can have my space back?
MikeDaub said:
I have been having a bit of a problem with my Galaxy Nexus and its driving me nuts because of the storage situation..
Up until a couple weeks ago, I had the latest (at that time) version of AOKP on the phone (4.1.?, JB build 2 possibly). Then, around the first of the year, they updated to their 4.2 version JB-MR1 Build 1. The first time I installed the ROM, I installed it with the wrong GAPPS, ICS vs JB, and the phone went all haywire. I tried to get into the SD card to check which GAPPS was installed, but there were SO many force closes, I couldn't do anything. I rebooted into recovery, tried to go to my SD card, but ALL my info was gone. Basically a clean SD card.
So, I within minutes, I restored back to what I was on and everything was happy. No problems. I then downloaded the right GAPPS, installed the new ROM and GAPPS and everything worked great. Happy happy joy joy..
Today, I went to do a restore and remove some old backups and again, there is a second SD card. There is the normal one, and one labeled under /0/ in the directory.
I can access that directory while in recovery, but cannot with root explorer (or via my computers explorer) to erase it. The problem is, I think it is doubled up my photos and media, and now the card is full..
So, long story just to ask, how can I get rid of this other SD card directory? When talking with a co-worker, he mentioned it creates another directory when a second profile gets created..something I never did.
Any thoughts on how to get this removed so I can have my space back?
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Android 4.2 has a multiuser framework.
The "0" folder you are seeing is the first user.
Although it's only possible to create more users on tablets without tweaks
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Lord Yurij said:
Android 4.2 has a multiuser framework.
The "0" folder you are seeing is the first user.
Although it's only possible to create more users on tablets without tweaks
Sent from my ASUS Transformer Pad TF300T using Tapatalk HD
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Am I crazy saying that it could be taking up a couple gbs of space on my card? It seems that since this started up, my SD is almost full.
Any idea how to merge, or remove that? I can only access the 0 folder while in recovery, and no other time.
They put in symlinks to the folder so you can access it from different directories. The information shouldn't be doubled unless you personally did it.
Reading this might help you understand:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2107194
Lord Yurij said:
Android 4.2 has a multiuser framework.
The "0" folder you are seeing is the first user.
Although it's only possible to create more users on tablets without tweaks
Sent from my ASUS Transformer Pad TF300T using Tapatalk HD
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eqjunkie829 said:
They put in symlinks to the folder so you can access it from different directories. The information shouldn't be doubled unless you personally did it.
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Thanks for the everything and helping me understand...
I did not copy over anything to that directory, and in fact cannot even access it outside of Recovery. It just looked to me that things were copied over by the file structure, which is why I thought it duplicated things. It just seemed odd to me that when all this happened, my SD card seemed to get much fuller..
Thanks again..
MikeDaub said:
Thanks for the everything and helping me understand...
I did not copy over anything to that directory, and in fact cannot even access it outside of Recovery. It just looked to me that things were copied over by the file structure, which is why I thought it duplicated things. It just seemed odd to me that when all this happened, my SD card seemed to get much fuller..
Thanks again..
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Late but useful info for "the next guy". When you install 4.2 its creates a multi-user environment, correct. And you do loose half your space (assuming it was full when you upgraded). Here's why. In 4.2 there is only /data/media which is where your internal SD card (sdcard) is symlinked to (ie: the actual location of your files). When you install 4.2, all of /data/media is copied to /data/media/0 for the first user, then /data/media/11 for the second user, then /data/media/12 for the third user and so forth. Each user gets their own /data/media directory which has all the files that the single user had in 4.1 For each user you add, say its only yourself, you just lost half your space because /data/media still exists but now so does /data/media/0 (a duplicate copy). So you sdcard's space is divided by the number of user accounts your system has installed in 4.2. Hope this clarifies things.
elfaure said:
Late but useful info for "the next guy". When you install 4.2 its creates a multi-user environment, correct. And you do loose half your space (assuming it was full when you upgraded). Here's why. In 4.2 there is only /data/media which is where your internal SD card (sdcard) is symlinked to (ie: the actual location of your files). When you install 4.2, all of /data/media is copied to /data/media/0 for the first user, then /data/media/11 for the second user, then /data/media/12 for the third user and so forth. Each user gets their own /data/media directory which has all the files that the single user had in 4.1 For each user you add, say its only yourself, you just lost half your space because /data/media still exists but now so does /data/media/0 (a duplicate copy). So you sdcard's space is divided by the number of user accounts your system has installed in 4.2. Hope this clarifies things.
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Thanks. After a bunch of research, that is what is happening, and why my phone is always full of "stuff" now.
Now, if I could only access the /0 folders from my desktop...then I would be set..
MikeDaub said:
Thanks. After a bunch of research, that is what is happening, and why my phone is always full of "stuff" now.
Now, if I could only access the /0 folders from my desktop...then I would be set..
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you do. its what you see when you plug your phone in.
if you have a old recovery and are flashing roms, it will create multiple /0 folders.
Zepius said:
you do. its what you see when you plug your phone in.
if you have a old recovery and are flashing roms, it will create multiple /0 folders.
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If that is the case, I would like to access the standard folder, the copy, or original, or whatever the none /0 folder is..
MikeDaub said:
If that is the case, I would like to access the standard folder, the copy, or original, or whatever the none /0 folder is..
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then you need root to explore /data/media/
Zepius said:
then you need root to explore /data/media/
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Right. I would just find it handy to do via my desktop...
MikeDaub said:
If that is the case, I would like to access the standard folder, the copy, or original, or whatever the none /0 folder is..
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"/data/media/" and "/storage/sdcard0/" or even just "/sdcard/" are the same thing. You dont have copies of files on your phone. If you delete it in one location, it deletes in the other because they are the same. You have the "0" folders on "storage/sdcard0" as well. If you do happen to have copies of files, you can organize it all on your computer if you plug in your phone.
MikeDaub said:
Thanks. After a bunch of research, that is what is happening, and why my phone is always full of "stuff" now.
Now, if I could only access the /0 folders from my desktop...then I would be set..
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So I've noticed my storage is full of "other" - as per in the attached screenshot.
How do I find what that is, and do you reckon I can delete it?
It can't be cache stuff, can it?
I reckon it might be a Titanium Back up or a nandroid, but would like to know where to look. I'm back on stock and unrooted, and if this is something I can take off the phone and put on a spare hard drive, that would be great.
Thanks for your help...!
Looks like several people are having this problem?
treb1971 said:
So I've noticed my storage is full of "other" - as per in the attached screenshot.
How do I find what that is, and do you reckon I can delete it?
It can't be cache stuff, can it?
I reckon it might be a Titanium Back up or a nandroid, but would like to know where to look. I'm back on stock and unrooted, and if this is something I can take off the phone and put on a spare hard drive, that would be great.
Thanks for your help...!
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It could be the pre-installed apps.
When you first bought your HOX, you check your settings and storage, only 2.11GB available on internal storage (apps memory), and more than 25GB available on virtual SD card or phone memory.
Some of the custom roms on rooted HOX has this functionality that we can be able to view the full details of what is consuming our memory.
i use ES file explorer for this it can run an analysis of the sd card and tell what the folders are that take up the most space
u can also analyze a folder instead of sd card to see what map or file takes the most space
u will see if its junk or maybe some old games you dont have installed anymore
and can simply delete them after
Its everything you downloaded, music , folders , pictures etc
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Its everything you downloaded, music , folders , pictures etc
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No it's not music, folders, pictures. I have same problem and ask HTC for help.
Man you should try to factory reset and clear storage, if that doesnt work and your phone come with used 4gb (like mine), you should send it to service. Already not found any better way to fix it. Sorry if i'm wrong.
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No it's not music, folders, pictures. I have same problem and ask HTC for help.
Man you should try to factory reset and clear storage, if that doesnt work and your phone come with used 4gb (like mine), you should send it to service. Already not found any better way to fix it. Sorry if i'm wrong.
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I got a reply from HTC this morning that this is what system takes which is a total BS as system is only 1.05 Gb in my case it is /sys folder which is showing to contain nearly a MILLION folders and 500000 (yes five hundred thousand) files.
They really dont know what they are telling.
Odp: [Q] Storage Full of "Other"
I'm now at hospital so cant send it to HTC. But i try send it next week. I tell you what's result. From HTC this is only way to fix it. I'm not expert just saying HTC's solution. Wait, may some one know other solution, i will tell you how it's going next week when get phone from service.
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I've got the same problem! Looking inside the phone with a root explorer the amount of all the folders is around 350 mb with a custom rom, all the folder except one ( /sys ). The folder /sys has something wrong cause the explorer just keep saying calculating...
Is there anything we can do to have back all these GB?? Thanks
Have anyone try to factory reset?
I have got this problem too.
I have tried "make more space" by delete apps.
But "Other" is nothing change.:silly:
If you have a backup or migration tool installed check if you have any backups stored and also check the temp files of that backup app.
The othet section is the pre installed apps and the system itself.
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I had 9.45GB of storage in "other"
I tried finding what it was taking that much space and discovered nothing in particular.
Some time before, I realized my HTC One Mini 2 was full. I was replacing data to my Ext. SD Card. Then I realized that, no matter what I replaced, the 9.45 GB remained the same/Increased.
I think there is some kind of TEMP file for stuff you deleted/replaced. So you could get it back if you deleted something by accident, because after restarting my phone, only 5.5GB of "other" storage was left.
However, this is still alot of storage, and I can't find what the 5.5GB contains in any file explorer. Does anyone have a clue about how big the OS and Sense layer are? Thanks in advance