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1. Check for corrupted filesystem
   fsck /dev/mtdblockX (if flash-based)
2. Factory reset (last resort)
   jade-tool --factory-reset --keep-config
   Warning: backup data first
3. Firmware reflash – possible memory leak bug; upgrade to latest firmware

Removing “all full” means stripping the device down to empty — no liquid, no particles, no blockages. Removing “all full” means stripping the device down