@sdetweil I’m just curious how you think it went over 80% total capacity? Will this continue to happen over time? Or should i just buy a 16gig SD and it will likely solve the issue?

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I don’t know what that means haha

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@sdetweil Permission denied. Also tried it with /logs and /log. /log says “is a directory” and the latter says permission denied

@sdetweil I guess I need to delete the wolfram. I’m using an 8GB but I have’t manually changed anything so I’m surprised that it doesn’t work anymore. Maybe the logs put it over the edge.

@sdetweil I pasted the wrong image. Thanks for your patience with me

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I hope you can decipher this haha

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Okay so after typing correctly (my apologies, im not very savvy in this)

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So this is what that displays. And I really don’t understand why it is taking up so much space because it worked previously. I don’t know what to remove to give more space?

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So I am unsure why it was working a month ago but is not working now. Is it always going to run out of space? Do I need a bigger sd card? What exactly are the purposes of the log files?

The pi will boot but Magic Mirror won’t. I believe I’m having issues with the cache. It was working for a long time but I have since relocated the mirror and it no longer boots the MM program. when I run npm start i get “no helper found for module” and when I try to update my MM program I get “you dont have enough space var/cache/apt/archives”. Any help would be appreciated as it ran quite well a while ago. Do the modules build up data after being run 24/7? I’m also not entirely sure what a cache is if anybody could help. Thanks.