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MY apple tv maybe run out of space, and out of memory

So how do i fix it?
can i delete all *.plist file?

/dev/disk0s1s1 768000 449064 311256 60% /
devfs 27 27 0 100% /dev
/dev/disk0s1s2 6963256 5919608 1043648 86% /private/var
<above>:/private/var/null/Applications
7731256 6687608 1043648 87% /Applications
<above>:/private/var/null/Library
7731256 6687608 1043648 87% /Library
<above>:/private/var/null/System
7731256 6687608 1043648 87% /System
<above>:/private/var/null/usr
7731256 6687608 1043648 87% /usr
<above>:/private/var/null/private/etc
7731256 6687608 1043648 87% /private/etc

do it and die


du -h /

http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=111327

I ran out of space as well, turned out it was itunes rentals, I deleted as advised in the above thread and all was well.

Ya, don't delete the plist files... they don't take up much space anyway.

A common cause of space issues is this dir filling up after renting video. I'd delete anything big enough to look like a movie or tv show:
/private/var/mobile/Library/Caches/AppleTV/Video/LocalAndRental

thank you
i did delete some log "out of memory" plist files,that why Atv had crashed.
I just restored Atv2,installed xbmc again,now used only 20%.and 80% free space

I want to know how to clean my ATzv 2? any way?
I use SMB from my PC but :
If I set TMDB to download metedata,, the metedata will be use from Apple tv space right?i think that because after I download metedata from TBDB, Atv2 used 80%,free 20%. Is it good?

stephenchow Wrote:thank you
i did delete some log "out of memory" plist files,that why Atv had crashed.
I just restored Atv2,installed xbmc again,now used only 20%.and 80% free space

I want to know how to clean my ATzv 2? any way?
I use SMB from my PC but :
If I set TMDB to download metedata,, the metedata will be use from Apple tv space right?i think that because after I download metedata from TBDB, Atv2 used 80%,free 20%. Is it good?

anybody help?


i love xbmc,only use it,thank all of you

Which mount are you looking at here? As ATV2 has 3 separate areas when you run the du -h command in terminal. One of them will always be nearly full but you should have around 6gb space left in one to them.