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Cleaning up XBMC after inclusion of add-ons - steve1977 - 2010-06-20
I have installed a new release including add-ons. I am wondering, which of the folder can be deleted as they don't have any role anymore. Like to keep things clean, but like to avoid clean install to keep settings et al.
/addons
/media
/plugins
/screensavers
/scripts
/sounds
/system
/temp
/userdata/addon_data
/userdata/Database
/userdata/keymaps
/userdata/playlists
/userdata/plugin_data
/userdata/Thumbnails
/userdata/Userdata
/userdata/visualisations
/visualisations
- steve1977 - 2010-06-21
steve1977 Wrote:I have installed a new release including add-ons. I am wondering, which of the folder can be deleted as they don't have any role anymore. Like to keep things clean, but like to avoid clean install to keep settings et al.
/addons
/media
/plugins
/screensavers
/scripts
/sounds
/system
/temp
/userdata/addon_data
/userdata/Database
/userdata/keymaps
/userdata/playlists
/userdata/plugin_data
/userdata/Thumbnails
/userdata/Userdata
/userdata/visualisations
/visualisations
Thoughts?
- jmarshall - 2010-06-21
I'm not 100, but I believe anything other than:
/addons/
/media/
/sounds/
/system/ (I doubt anything is stored here, but it'll recreate)
/temp/
/userdata/addon_data
/userdata/database
/userdata/keymaps
/userdata/playlist
/userdata/thumbnails
/userdata/profiles
Simple way to test is to just run XBMC in portable mode in a different folder and see what gets created.
Cheers,
Jonathan