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Expand Up @@ -142,6 +142,21 @@ EVerest already has a module which takes care of Modbus communication. Please ha
`SerialCommHub <https://everest.github.io/nightly/reference/modules/Misc/SerialCommHub/autogenerated.html>`_,
and let your module interact with this module via the `serial_communication_hub` interface.


The root partition of my Charge Control C is full. How can I free some space?
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The latest EVerest development images don't have much space left on the root
partition. As a temporary solution you can remove the Boost header files,
in order to free some space:
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Is it necessary to mention what there files are actually good for? ("You will no longer be able to compile Boost C++ programs on the target.")

But frankly, it doesn't matter, no-one will need this.


.. code-block:: bash

root@tarragon:~# rm -rf /usr/include/boost

After that you will no longer be able to compile Boost C++ programs on the
target.

.. _contact:

.. include:: ../../includes/troubleshooting_contact.inc
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