No space on System

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Hello, I would like install Spotify plugin but I am still getting this error :

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Could you please advice what should I do ? Otherwise system works perfectly. I know that is something with Linux, but I dont know exactly what to do. There is enough space on card.

Many thanks
Ed

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Please show the results of:
df -h

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thank you

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Just see you’re still running Volumio2.
Spotify and Spotify connect for Volumio 2 are no longer working.
Please upgrade to Volumio V3 and install the Spotify plugin form the plugin list.

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Plus this disk is really full, for whatever reason.
56Gb occupied on overlay, did you by any chance load a lot of data on /data/INTERNAL?

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No, I never used it for anything than internet radio

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Ah, OK, I a affraid to upgrade, I have some custom made things, Peppymeter and remote control and don’t want to mess it up.

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Just use a new SD-Card to flash. In that case you can always fall back. Hower something is wrong with your current SD as the Overlay is fully occupied as @gkkpch already mentioned.
Peppy_meter works like a charm on Volumio V3.
Just use this download. And the instructions as given under Download as Plugin

  • If you made custom templates for Peppy_meter make sure to back them up (/data/plugins/miscellanea/peppy_screensaver/peppymeter)
  • Same goes for the IR-Remote-Controller plugin. Backup your configuration (/data/plugins/system_hardware/ir_controller/configurations)
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Many thanks Wheaten and how may I backup all my favorite stations ?

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/data/favourites/radio-favourites

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Many thanks Wheaten, I will look, except for Spotify, everything works perfectly. But I will try it on other card.

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As long as you don’t install anything new, but it’s just a matter of time till things will stop working, due to lack of free space.

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And there is not possible simple delete something ? I dont know what takes this space.

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Well if you know what takes up this space, you might.
You can run a command like below, but this is beyond the support I will provide.
It will return the top 10 of big files

sudo du -aBm / 2>/dev/null | sort -nr | head -n 10

But be sure that you know what you’re doing, if you delete system files, it’s game over!!!

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Wheaten I really appreciate your help and I wont bug you with all issues of course. Many thanks again and happy new year.

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I don’t see it as bugging. :wink:
But as stated, I will not spend much time to keep an EOL version running.
And happy new year to you too.

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ah, you did add other things…