Does my MM really need this size of GB?

kusselin

Hello everyone, I’m wondering about the GB size of my MM. I have about 10 modules running…can it really be that they need so much disk space or is something wrong?

and also the CPU utilization is very high…that can’t be …look at the Proxmox container image
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Link to photo on ibb.co

sdetweil

@kusselin your image didn’t show

you can only upload images using the next to last icon above the mess editor

look at the size of the node_moduies folders in each module. the size of the dependencies

kusselin

@sdetweil hä, when i click on picture link i can see the picture.

sdetweil

@kusselin ok, i wont click links in messages, generally don’t recommend them.

if a new users posts with links without clear text of the url to an known image site i will reject that message. too much theft spam in the world

links off MagicMirror forums are reviewed as well

kusselin

@sdetweil so, i installed the MM new in a proxmox container as a server…

why is the CPU last so high???
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sdetweil

@kusselin what modules are running?

we don’t have any live code in the base, its all in modules.

sounds like at least one module has very short refresh cycle

abuislam

@kusselin said in Does my MM really need this size of GB?:

Does my MM really need this size of GB?
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kusselin
Oct 31, 2024, 12:17 PM

Hello everyone, I’m wondering about the GB size of my MM. I have about 10 modules running…can it really be that they need so much disk space or is something wrong?

Check for log files or cache buildup that might be consuming extra space. Also, verify module configurations to ensure no unnecessary data is being stored.

sdetweil

@kusselin one other quick way to review is to use the du (disk used) command
sort -h sorts the 1st field (numbers) in human terms…

du | sort -h > somefile.txt

if you do a large folder tree (your home folder or root) it can take a while

this will give you a sorted list smallest to largest of directories
from wherever you start it

I did this on my linux desktop from my user folder, just a portion of the end

11810208	./vmware/Debian 12.x 64-bit
12020248	./Desktop/opencv
12144968	./anaconda3/pkgs
12219120	./Android/Sdk
12219124	./Android
12323884	./Desktop
13678872	./anaconda3
14162920	./vmware/Raspian Buster 4.x 64-bit
14874340	./ncs
16313000	./vmware/Linux Mint 20.2
17014960	./.cache
17268312	./vmware/Ubuntu
17392988	./vmware/Ubuntu 32bit (2)
35216244	./vmware/Zorin 15
40893836	./.local/share/Trash/files
40896348	./.local/share/Trash
41591952	./.local/share
41834176	./.local
43818540	./vmware/Windows 11 x64 (2)
49541680	./vmware/WinDev2003Eval
64832512	./vmware/Windows 10 x64
66790396	./VMs/Ubuntu 64-bit-2
171421968	./Downloads
257993020	./VMs/Clone of Mac OS X high Sierra2
301040804	./vmware
333343640	./VMs
1027520228	.

kusselin

@sdetweil thx sdetweil and the others…
i installed the MM new and now all is good