[FabianB]

I don't think this is normal, but I have no idea why the system is so big. I'm on 10.3.0.1154 on my Z30.



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[cycle_wala]

I don't think this is normal, but I have no idea why the system is so big. I'm on 10.3.0.1154 on my Z30.



Posted via CB1.8.2.0

Okay. Why does snap take 500MB now? It isn't supposed to.

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[BruceFlea478]

My snap app is 16 mb and system is 2.6 gb. Is that all cached files and downloads? That's pretty hefty. Maybe the system has a bunch of emails with attachments or messages with a bunch of pictures also. That's crazy high!

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[FabianB]

I got some big Android apps so I think Snap is fine. But the system files are way too big.

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[Yass85]

Hi,

It goes with all interactions between your apps, apps' files and the system. You might have restored apps and binary files.

You have to clean up cache, apps data.

If this doesn't work, you have to wipe device reinstall os and DO NOT restore apps or apps' binary files !
Reinstall apps from scratch.

Take me updated

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[Matty]

System should be less then 2GB, if it exceeds this it means you have installed multiple OS on the system.

This happened to me earlier this year. I downloaded the 10.2.1 update around 3 - 4 times (because it kept failing after 99%) and then it said I have no more space.

So if possible to a clean install and it should take away the issue. Obviously system cashe is very high



Posted via BlackBerry Q5 on 10.2.1.3247

[AbAll87]

Well mine is 3.22GB




Z10STL100-3/10.3.0.1154

[Gearheadaddy]

Fresh autoloader a week ago for me...deleted all extra language and nuance files plus demo...Z10...


Crackberry Genius on Verizon 10.3.1.1016

[notfakeprofile]

Posted from my BlackBerry Passport with OS 10.3.1.1016

[ymb]

Clear your cache in snap

Z30STA100-3/10.2.1.3289

[madh263362]

How to delete extra language

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[gvs1341]

Fresh autoloader a week ago for me...deleted all extra language and nuance files plus demo...Z10...

Offtopic:

But even I'd like to know.
Is it possible via Sachesi?

Does it work like in BlackBerry OS4-7 devices we could remove the unnecessary clutter via BBSAK etc

CB10 @ Q5

[D3C0D3R]

After a basically fresh reinstall of my OS (SIC Multiwipe, twice, then a fresh Autoload of 10.3.0.908, this is me a week later:



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[Thesmartmale]

CLEAR YOUR CACHE ON SNAP

Had to do it in capital so it gets your attention lol

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[FabianB]

CLEAR YOUR CACHE ON SNAP

Had to do it in capital so it gets your attention lol

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That was only 500mb, so that doesn't really explain it :P Already did a clean install yesterday, still no idea why it was this huge.

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[Thesmartmale]

That was only 500mb, so that doesn't really explain it :P Already did a clean install yesterday, still no idea why it was this huge.

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Android apps cause System to go really high, there is a folder called MISC in the device, you might wanna check that folder when you have lots of android apps, it gets to 8 GB alone

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[eddy_berry]

Loading OS only via sachesi can get rid of it. Once it installs an OS BAR it restarts and clears the install cache. A failed installation caused this to happen to me. Figuring out how to do non destructive updates to load an OS BAR through sachesi is worthwhile. People say autoloaders are faster but I disagree. After backing up all your apps and files and setting up the new OS and then wiping before restoring and yadda yadda. Can't be bothered anymore. Lol. Maybe once in a while just to freshen it up ill start from scratch. Loading leaks can induce a lot of bugs.

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[Shifty88]

Android apps cause System to go really high, there is a folder called MISC in the device, you might wanna check that folder when you have lots of android apps, it gets to 8 GB alone

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Don't touch that folder unless you want problems.

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[nah.uhh]

That was only 500mb, so that doesn't really explain it :P Already did a clean install yesterday, still no idea why it was this huge.

Posted via CB10

2 things
Clear browser cookies and other data, turn off browser data cache, wait 5 minutes and re enable data cache

Download clean master (android app) and check clean up android app garbage

OS 10.3.1.1016: destructive 821 > upgrade 800 > upgrade 938 > delta 1016

[Thesmartmale]

Don't touch that folder unless you want problems.

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Lol it's a weird folder, all my pictures are copied there, why problems though?

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[pttptppt]

Lol it's a weird folder, all my pictures are copied there, why problems though?

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They're not copied, they're just shortcuts. So android apps can access them

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[selders59]

Here's mine on. 938 on my Z10.



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[Shifty88]

Lol it's a weird folder, all my pictures are copied there, why problems though?

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They're not copies. They're simply "links" for Android apps to be able to see them.

[Thesmartmale]

Oh, thanks for the heads up guys, I didn't know this is how it works.

If BlackBerry10 had all the apps and there wasn't any Android runtime, I'm sure the OS would have been a lot more stable.
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[wpvirgin]

They're not copied, they're just shortcuts. So android apps can access them

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I wish I knew this

From my beloved BlackBerry Q10 ?