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Originally Posted by geekmaster
Optware (and a full debian chroot) worked great on the k3, but later kindles have been plenty of trouble.
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I wonder when someone installs Optware in /mnt/us/ (NOT /opt partition), is there still a chance of bricking KT? <- well there is always a chance, but roughly let's say just because of disk space issue.
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Originally Posted by hawhill
Note that symlinking is not needed, you can do everything with bind mounts. Also, there's no real reason to create another directory in /mnt either, it can very well be beneath /mnt/us. So you don't need writes to the root partition at all.
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A request (hawhill or danik maybe?!):
I installed ipkg and 6-7 packages following the OP instructions (
not danik's ones), and after removing all the packages, there are still a lot of packages left in various folders inside
/opt!!! How can someone completely remove them
safely? (ALSO, I believe
'ipkg remove mypkg' doesn't remove all the files it installed (which sucks) and leaves empty folders behind too!
I have attached my KT's freespace, I wonder if I am Ok, compared to other people's free spaces?