[Ninjatogo]

I have lost a couple GBs worth of free space during the upgrade process (2.0), and I didn't pay much attention to it; somewhere along the line of upgrading and using a few apps I found something strange.

I didn't lose just 1 or 2 GBs, I lost 9.5! After doing a scan, it seems that the Android folder in, "misc" has become populated with duplicate data of the media I already had (Music,Video,Pictures,etc.)

I don't think I have any apps that would do this, so I'm left to assume that the Android player has done this automatically. Is this the case with anyone else?

[Ninjatogo]

I tried deleting some of the content from the Android folder and now it deletes the original also. This is crazy!

[meske]

It appears that the android folders are basically "sym links" to the other folders - i.e. mirrors of "duplicate" folders on the PB. So they are not taking up any more space.

[taylortbb]

See http://forums.crackberry.com/blackbe...ml#post7170863 . The Android files are not duplicates, just links. They do not take double space. Any space you lost was from something else.

[buwee]

It appears that the android folders are basically "sym links" to the other folders - i.e. mirrors of "duplicate" folders on the PB. So they are not taking up any more space.

This is correct

[kenorian]

My music player shows two entries for every song though.... Annoying.

[taylortbb]

My music player shows two entries for every song though.... Annoying.

The included PlayBook Music Player shouldn't do that, it doesn't for me. Are you using a 3rd party one?

[FF22]

My music player shows two entries for every song though.... Annoying.

That was mentioned in another thread, too. I checked in the native player yesterday. None of my mp3 tunes were duplicated when I went by album, artist, etc.