Hi,

 

I have a Amlogix S905 with Armbian and The Home Assistant running on Docker.

 

My problem is... i dont have any free space :( ... i have a simple instalation of Home assistant and i delete all the logs...

See the picture and help me if you can :(

 

How can i free space the storage?

 

@ - Sorry for my porr english.

 

Thanks,

Find big files and remove them?

I dont' get it...

But this file isn't were is installed all the OS + Docker + Home Assistant?
I´am afraid delete the file and.... lost all my configuration

Something filled up your space. It is up to you to investigate what the reason is.

 

You can try to search for big directories with commands like "du -a / | sort -n -r | head -n 10"

Found via web: https://duckduckgo.com/?t=ffab&q=linux+find+big+files&ia=web

Is any way to enter inside of this "partition" and delete unwanted files?

I dont have any backup of my config :(:(:(:( I dont want lost all my hours in Hoem Assistant

Your / (root) filesystem is full.

 

Providing logs with 

armbianmonitor -u

maybe we can see more details

Or you can clone the SD card to a larger one, and then use parted (or gparted) to resize the root partition to fill the bigger SD card.

My little docker knowledge, I guess the container grew above and beyond, but @Luis Belo is looking at the logs of armbian - this is like searching in the kitchen for the bathtub.

docker ps -a    lists all Container 

docker exec -it put-here-your-containername bash   once in the container do: cd / && ls -la

Now your are in the container and can clean its log file.

 

docker image prune -a

 

1 hour ago, xwiggen said:

docker image prune -a

You explain nothing about that command - good for you to know exactly what it does.

1 hour ago, Tido said:

You explain nothing about that command - good for you to know exactly what it does.

What it does is prune images that are not in use by containers, but that's pretty much what the command says.

 

Any advice with this print?

Nothing happens

Another print :/

On 8/12/2020 at 7:23 PM, Werner said:

Something filled up your space. It is up to you to investigate what the reason is.

 

You can try to search for big directories with commands like "du -a / | sort -n -r | head -n 10"

Found via web: https://duckduckgo.com/?t=ffab&q=linux+find+big+files&ia=web

Please try this or something similar to get an idea where on your sdcard are big files hidden.