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Root [MetroPCS/CDMA] Internal storage space running out??
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- samsung galaxy s3
firenemesis7
Android Enthusiast
Download root browser and find out what is taking up the space. Most likely your old stuff is still in there taking up space. This is because 4.2 uses a different folder system
You pretty much hit it right on the head. I checked the space on my computer via usb and i had nearly double all my files now i have 9.75 GB free TY
brille_jesus
Lurker
Hi all!
I'm utter n00b and in need of some assistance. Got a SGS3 I9300 and got tired of all samsungs bloatware. In an attempt to feel young, hip and cool i went with the latest AOKP. Other than issues with snapchat, and random crashes, it's worked pretty well.
However I have the same issue as mentioned above, but I do not know how to locate and delete the appropriate files. Tried to use Root Browser and sort folder after size, did not work. Also tried this in ES-file Explorer. Downloaded DiskUsage and confirmed that my issue is caused by a clog up of old system files. Would post a screen shot of the result, but since I'm a new user I'm not allowed; I got the 32gb internal which give me a total of 26182mb available. A scan revealed that 21877mb is now being used by system files. I've tried using Clean Master, but this app failed to address the issue as well.
I'd gladly try any advice for how to locate and delete the proper files. Phone is pretty much useless to me as it is.
Kind regards Jesus
I'm utter n00b and in need of some assistance. Got a SGS3 I9300 and got tired of all samsungs bloatware. In an attempt to feel young, hip and cool i went with the latest AOKP. Other than issues with snapchat, and random crashes, it's worked pretty well.
However I have the same issue as mentioned above, but I do not know how to locate and delete the appropriate files. Tried to use Root Browser and sort folder after size, did not work. Also tried this in ES-file Explorer. Downloaded DiskUsage and confirmed that my issue is caused by a clog up of old system files. Would post a screen shot of the result, but since I'm a new user I'm not allowed; I got the 32gb internal which give me a total of 26182mb available. A scan revealed that 21877mb is now being used by system files. I've tried using Clean Master, but this app failed to address the issue as well.
I'd gladly try any advice for how to locate and delete the proper files. Phone is pretty much useless to me as it is.
Kind regards Jesus