It’s a raspberry pi 4 running pi-os 5.10
That doesn't tell us much. What do the following commands return?
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uname -acat /etc/os-releaseI have this running all the time because it’s running my nas drive. Over the last couple of years I have installed and un-installed a few things. So I don’t know what would have put that folder in place.
It has a 16gig mico sd card as its boot device
The first thing I suggest you do is clone that onto a higher capacity card. Or, at the very least take a backup before you continue to delete random stuff.
Next, you need to clarify the paths/directories you're talking about.
When you said "dev/root" did you actually mean /dev/root? They are very different things. The first is a sub directory of a sub directory in the current directory. The second is an absolute path to a device node that points to a partition on storage media.
When you said "/.local/share/pnpm/store/" did you really mean that - a subdirectory in the root directory of the root partition called .local?
Finally, a quick google for pnpm suggests it's some sort of package manager: https://pnpm.io/ so I suggest you check its documentation. Further, neither my RPiOS Bullseye nor my RPiOS Bookworm systems have a /.local or a $HOME/.local so I strongly suspect that this was installed by (or with) something you have added to the base OS.
Statistics: Posted by thagrol — Sat Apr 26, 2025 11:30 pm